The Citadel Athletics

2005 ... Started all 11 games ... caught 29 passes for a total of 172 yards ... had four catches for 53 yards with a season-long catch of 24 yards against Wofford ... was second only to Ta’Mar Jernigan (four catches, 55 yards) on the team in receiving yards against Wofford ... pulled in five catches against Furman for a total of 22 yards ... caught four passes at Florida State for 12 yards ... also had one solo tackle against the Seminoles ... caught three passes for 13 yards against Appalachian State ... caught three passes for 20 yards at Chattanooga ... accumulated 11 yards receiving off three passes at Georgia Southern ... opened the season against Charleston Southern with two receptions for 23 yards ...

2004 ... played in all 10 games, nine as the starter at wide out ... hauled in a total of 25 passes for 235 yards, both of which were tops on the team ... averaged a team-high 23.5 yards per game ... caught one pass for a touchdown against Western Carolina on a nine-yard strike ... best game of the year came versus Wofford when he hauled in a career-high five receptions for 40 yards ... posted eight multi-catch games ... also ran the ball eight times for 56 yards and a touchdown against Chattanooga ...

2003 ... played in all 12 games as the third or fourth wide out ... hauled down eight passes for 119 yards ... set then career-highs with three receptions and 57 yards receiving against Delaware ... had a career-long 31-yard reception twice, once against the Blue Hens and once against Charleston Southern ...

High School ... 2003 graduate of Wagner Sally High School ... four-year starter ... North-South All-Star Game Selection ... SCHSSR All State ... Augusta Chronicle First Team All-Area ... Aiken Standard First Team All-Area ... All-Region ... senior year caught 31 passes for 861 yards and recorded 63 tackles with five interceptions ... played for coach Rayburn Poston ... 

Personal ... Rontreal Jerome Tyler ... born on May 2, 1985 ... son of Ronnie and Deborah Tyler ... majoring in business administration ... nicknamed “Rev” because he is an ordained minister.