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2021 Football Roster
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Jersey Number 51
T.J. Storment
- Position:
- Offensive Line
- Height:
- 6-7
- Weight:
- 320
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Statesville, N.C.
- High School:
- Statesville
2021 SEASON (SUPER SENIOR)
Turned into Texas Techโs primary starter at left tackle during his final collegiate season โฆ started and played in 12 of 13 games overall, missing only the Kansas road trip midway through the season โฆ utilized for 708 total snaps, which ranked fourth on the offense โฆ graded out at 60.8 overall according to Pro Football Focus with a 69.9 grade in pass protection โฆ best grade of the season came in the win at West Virginia (10/2), finishing at 73.5 overall and 78.6 in pass protection โฆ also graded out at 70.0 in the win over Florida International (9/18), which included a 79.1 grade in pass blocking โฆ received a 70.0 or higher grade in pass protection six times overall with similar performances against TCU (75.4), Iowa State (88.7), Baylor (83.8) and Mississippi State (73.5) in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl โฆ closes collegiate career having played in 38 games at the FBS level with 31 starts โฆ AWARDS AND HONORS: honorable mention All-Big 12 selection by the conference coaches.
PRIOR TO TEXAS TECH
Transferred to Texas Tech following one season at Big 12 counterpart TCU โฆ expected to provide a veteran presence on the offensive line during final season of eligibility โฆ arrives at Texas Tech after earning All-Big 12 accolades while with the Horned Frogs โฆ this will be his fourth FBS program after previously playing at Old Dominion (2016-17), Colorado State (2019) and TCU (2020) โฆ has played in 26 games at the FBS level with 19 starts, all at left tackle โฆ 2020 SEASON (SENIOR AT TCU): appeared in nine games in his lone season as a Horned Frogs with seven starts at left tackle โฆ TCU was 5-2 with him as the starter for the final seven games of the season โฆ enrolled at TCU in time for spring practices, which were ultimately cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic โฆ garnered All-Big 12 second team honors following the season by the Associated Press โฆ was a fourth team All-Big 12 selection by Phil Steele Magazine and a honorable mention pick by the conference coaches โฆ 2019 SEASON (JUNIOR AT COLORADO STATE): started in all 12 games at left tackle for the Rams โฆ one of eight Rams to start in every game on the season and one of three players to do so on the offensive line โฆ recognized on the 2019 Fall Academic All-Mountain West team for work in the classroom โฆ 2018 SEASON (SOPHOMORE AT FULLERTON COLLEGE): played one season at Fullerton College, one of the top community college programs in the state of Colorado โฆ tabbed a first team All-Southern California Football Association (SCFA) selection after helping lead the Hornets to a perfect 10-0 record โฆ part of a Fullerton offense that averaged 43.4 points per game and 492.4 yards of total offense, including 199.9 rushing yards per game and 292.5 yards through the air โฆ 2017 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT OLD DOMINION): saw action in five games, primarily at right tackle โฆ most significant action on the season came against North Carolina (9/16) and Middle Tennessee State (11/25) โฆ earned backup role at right tackle prior to the season โฆ 2016 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT OLD DOMINION): redshirt season.
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HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Statesville High School in his hometown of Statesville, N.C. โฆ three-year letterwinner on the varsity โฆ was an All-North Piedmont Conference selection his senior year โฆ garnered All-County honors by the Statesville Record & Landmark that season as well โฆ had other offers out of high school from the Air Force Academy, Brown, Davidson and New Mexico State โฆ reached the power-five level after being considered only a two-star prospect by the major recruiting services โฆ was also a member of the Statesville baseball program โฆ graduated as a member of the Deanโs List as top-10 in his class.
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PERSONAL
Tyler โT.J.โ Storment โฆ son of Jeff and Natalie Storment โฆ earned his undergraduate degree from Colorado State in December 2019 and then his masterโs in liberal arts from TCU in December 2020 โฆ will continue his graduate school work at Texas Tech.
Turned into Texas Techโs primary starter at left tackle during his final collegiate season โฆ started and played in 12 of 13 games overall, missing only the Kansas road trip midway through the season โฆ utilized for 708 total snaps, which ranked fourth on the offense โฆ graded out at 60.8 overall according to Pro Football Focus with a 69.9 grade in pass protection โฆ best grade of the season came in the win at West Virginia (10/2), finishing at 73.5 overall and 78.6 in pass protection โฆ also graded out at 70.0 in the win over Florida International (9/18), which included a 79.1 grade in pass blocking โฆ received a 70.0 or higher grade in pass protection six times overall with similar performances against TCU (75.4), Iowa State (88.7), Baylor (83.8) and Mississippi State (73.5) in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl โฆ closes collegiate career having played in 38 games at the FBS level with 31 starts โฆ AWARDS AND HONORS: honorable mention All-Big 12 selection by the conference coaches.
PRIOR TO TEXAS TECH
Transferred to Texas Tech following one season at Big 12 counterpart TCU โฆ expected to provide a veteran presence on the offensive line during final season of eligibility โฆ arrives at Texas Tech after earning All-Big 12 accolades while with the Horned Frogs โฆ this will be his fourth FBS program after previously playing at Old Dominion (2016-17), Colorado State (2019) and TCU (2020) โฆ has played in 26 games at the FBS level with 19 starts, all at left tackle โฆ 2020 SEASON (SENIOR AT TCU): appeared in nine games in his lone season as a Horned Frogs with seven starts at left tackle โฆ TCU was 5-2 with him as the starter for the final seven games of the season โฆ enrolled at TCU in time for spring practices, which were ultimately cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic โฆ garnered All-Big 12 second team honors following the season by the Associated Press โฆ was a fourth team All-Big 12 selection by Phil Steele Magazine and a honorable mention pick by the conference coaches โฆ 2019 SEASON (JUNIOR AT COLORADO STATE): started in all 12 games at left tackle for the Rams โฆ one of eight Rams to start in every game on the season and one of three players to do so on the offensive line โฆ recognized on the 2019 Fall Academic All-Mountain West team for work in the classroom โฆ 2018 SEASON (SOPHOMORE AT FULLERTON COLLEGE): played one season at Fullerton College, one of the top community college programs in the state of Colorado โฆ tabbed a first team All-Southern California Football Association (SCFA) selection after helping lead the Hornets to a perfect 10-0 record โฆ part of a Fullerton offense that averaged 43.4 points per game and 492.4 yards of total offense, including 199.9 rushing yards per game and 292.5 yards through the air โฆ 2017 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT OLD DOMINION): saw action in five games, primarily at right tackle โฆ most significant action on the season came against North Carolina (9/16) and Middle Tennessee State (11/25) โฆ earned backup role at right tackle prior to the season โฆ 2016 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT OLD DOMINION): redshirt season.
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HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Statesville High School in his hometown of Statesville, N.C. โฆ three-year letterwinner on the varsity โฆ was an All-North Piedmont Conference selection his senior year โฆ garnered All-County honors by the Statesville Record & Landmark that season as well โฆ had other offers out of high school from the Air Force Academy, Brown, Davidson and New Mexico State โฆ reached the power-five level after being considered only a two-star prospect by the major recruiting services โฆ was also a member of the Statesville baseball program โฆ graduated as a member of the Deanโs List as top-10 in his class.
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PERSONAL
Tyler โT.J.โ Storment โฆ son of Jeff and Natalie Storment โฆ earned his undergraduate degree from Colorado State in December 2019 and then his masterโs in liberal arts from TCU in December 2020 โฆ will continue his graduate school work at Texas Tech.
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