2025 Football Roster Choose a Player: Aigbedion, Omar Allen, Michael Almanza Jr., Leo Armstrong, Rhett Arnold, Hayden Artmore Jr., MJ Baird, Jackson Barnes, Travion Beaty, Kyler Bennett, Nate Blackwell, Jackson Bobby, Devyn Boenig, Caden Brisbon, Demetrius Brown IV, Louis Burns, Kaleb Bush II, Reggie Cameron, Connor Cameron, Josh Cluff, Harrison Coleman, DJ Collier, Chase Crocker, Joe Darkazalli, Jad Day, Brody Djungu-Sungu, Placide Dodds, Joseph Dossett, Mason Edeni, Daniel Eseme III, Wilson Evans, Jeremy Fobbs-White, Matthew Foster, Alex Friloux, Adonis Fugar, Sidney Gifford, Micah Griffin, Edward Hagman, Joseph Hawkins, Ashtyn Hawkins, Connor Jackson, Braylen Jackson, Phoenix Jenkins, Caden Jenkins, Cameren Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Kelsey Johnson Jr., Michael Jones, Ashton Jones, Jaylin Jordan, Kyler Kalu, DK Kelly, Corey Kirkwood, Tyler Klopfenstein, Matthew Knighten, Caden Knobloch, Drake Lanz, Cooper Laurence, Trey Lengyel, Ryan Lolohea, Tonga Lorenzetti, Alessandro Mageo, Ronnie Makins, KJ Manutai, Aleki Marshall, Jackie Marshall Jr., David Mladenka, Cody Morgan, Kamauryn Onu, Bo Parker, Matthew Peacock, Colin Pendergrass, Dawson Polley, Hawkins Porter, Jadon Prentice, Kobe Price, Coleton Redding, Jacob Reed, Kyland Robertson, Sawyer Robinson, Isaiah Schaub, Dylan Shackelford, Ryne Sieracki, Kaden Sieracki, Koltin Simpkins, Kendrick Simpson-Hunt, Calvin Swaner, Wyatt Taumanupepe, Samu Tessier, Cade Tezino, Devonte Thomas, Keaton Thomas, Trent Thomasson, Colton Thompkins, Sean Thornton Jr., LeVar Tone, Cayden Trigg, Michael Tucker, Wes Turner, Devin Turner, Michael Turner, Tyler Washington, Bryson Watson, Jacorey Weller, Seth White, Walker Wilhelm, Brody Williams, Palmer Williams III, Tevin Williams IV, Carl Williams Jr., Taz Williford, Caldra Wilson, Kole Winston, Emar'rion Winston, Ke'Breion Wokomah, Kris Go Profile Stats Profile TE Position Redshirt Junior Class Red Oak, Texas Hometown 6'3 Height 248 Weight Red Oak HS High School #12 Kelsey Johnson TE Position Redshirt Junior Class Red Oak, Texas Hometown Season Career Season Stats Season: 2025 2021-22 2022 2023 2024 2025 There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player. There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player. Career Stats Career Statistics Biography Summary Biography 2024 (Junior): Played in the first four games of the year before battling injury and sitting out to preserve a redshirt season. 2023 (Sophomore): Played in all 12 games with four starts at tight end … Totaled 11 catches for 80 yards … Had two catches for 28 yards in his first start of the year vs. Long Island … Caught two balls for 18 yards vs. No. 3/6 Texas … Had two catches for 17 yards at Cincinnati and two vs. Iowa State … Had a 10-yard grab at No. 25 Kansas State. 2022 (Freshman): Was an instant-impact freshman during his collegiate debut season, playing in 10 games with four starts … Missed three games due to injury … Received rave reviews for his ability to impact the run game as a physical blocker … Totaled nine catches for 61 yards and a TD, also rushing for a two-yard TD vs. No. 4 TCU … Developed into a pass-catching threat late in the year, with six of his nine catches coming in the final three games of the year … Made collegiate debut vs. UAlbany, returning a short kickoff 16 yards, also returning a kick the following week at No. 21 BYU … Had first two career catches vs. Texas State … Suffered an injury on the opening kickoff at Iowa State and missed the following three games, returning at Texas Tech … Rushed for a two-yard TD and caught three balls for 30 yards and a TD vs. No. 4 TCU … Had a catch at No. 23 Texas, and two grabs for 20 yards in the Armed Forces Bowl vs. Air Force. High School: Played at Red Oak High School for head coach Tony Holmes … Caught 33 passes for 483 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior … Finished his career with 78 receptions for 1,314 yards and 21 touchdowns … Named to 2021 Academic All-State Second Team … First-Team All-District performer in 2020 … No. 14 tight end in the country according to ESPN … Rated as a three-star prospect by the three major recruiting services … Ranked the No. 21 tight end in the nation according to Rivals … No. 72 player in the state of Texas according to 247Sports … Chose Baylor over Tennessee, Kansas, Colorado and Buffalo, among others. Personal: Full name is LaKelsey Johnson Jr., goes by Kelsey for short … Son of LaKelsey Sr. and LaTisha Johnson.
