2020 Football Roster
Reese, Quinton
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Jersey Number 16
Quinton Reese
- Class:
- Redshirt Freshman
- Position:
- S
- Height:
- 6-0
- Weight:
- 185
- Hometown:
- Alpharetta, Ga.
Bio
2023 (Sr.):
- Started all 14 games
- Finished the season with 55 tackles (33 solo, 22 assisted)
- Tied for fourth on the team in total tackles
- Helped the Flames ranked No. 1 in the country in interceptions
- Finished the season with two interceptions (21 return yards)
- Also added one pass breakup and one forced fumble
- Recorded three tackles for a loss (seven yards)
- Four tackles, an interception and a pass breakup against Bowling Green
- Two solo tackles and a forced fumble against New Mexico State in the regular season
- Five tackles, including three solo stops, and a tackle for a loss against Buffalo
- Three solo tackles against Sam Houston
- Six tackles, including five solo tackles, against MTSU
- Five stops, including three solo tackles, against WKU
- Six tackles and an interception against Old Dominion
- Five tackles, including three solo stops, against UTEP
- Four tackles, including an assisted tackle for a loss, against New Mexico State in the CUSA Football Championship game
- Six tackles, including four solo stops, against No. 8 Oregon in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl
- Saw playing time in 12 out of 13 games
- Missed the UConn game due to an injury
- Started nine contests at Nickel for the Flames
- Finished the season with 29 tackles (16 solo, 13 assisted)
- Also added 5.0 tackles for a loss (17 yards)
- Recorded three pass breakups and an interception
- Three stops, including two solo tackles and a tackle for a loss in Liberty’s season-opening overtime win over Southern Miss
- Recorded a season-high six solo stops and an interception at Wake Forest
- Five tackles, including three solo stops, and 1.5 tackles for a loss in a road win at Old Dominion
- Four stops, including three assisted tackles, during Liberty’s win at Arkansas, the program’s first-ever win over an SEC team
- Three tackles against Virginia Tech, including an assisted sack
- Saw playing time during the first six games of the season
- Missed the second half of the season with an injury
- Finished the season with five tackles (three solo, two assisted)
- Helped Liberty to a road win over Troy with two assisted tackles
- Finished the Old Dominion game with a solo stop
- Recorded two solo tackles during Liberty’s road win at UAB
- Saw playing time in all 11 games as a true freshman
- Finished the season with 13 tackles (nine solo, four assisted)
- Added a sack, a quarterback hurry, an interception and a pass breakup
- Started against Western Kentucky to open the season, recording two tackles (one solo, one assisted)
- Solo tackle against FIU
- Three stops, including two solo tackles and a 13-yard sack, against Western Carolina
- Finished the UMass game with a season-best six tackles (four solo, two assisted), a quarterback hurry, pass breakup and a four-yard interception
- Helped Liberty rank No. 23 in the country in interceptions, recording one of the Flames’ 11 interceptions during the season
- Recorded a solo tackle during Liberty’s win over No. 9/11 Coastal Carolina in the FBC Mortgage Cure Bowl
- Graduate of Blessed Trinity Catholic High School in Roswell, Ga.
- Also received offers from Akron, Army, Ball State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia State, Kent State, Miami (Ohio), Toledo, Troy, Western Kentucky and Western Michigan
- Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports.com
- Finished his senior year of high school with 115 tackles and eight interceptions
- Three-time 4A state champion
- AJC 4A all-state honoree
- AJC 4A all-region selection
- AJC All-Metro
- AJC 4A North Fulton Defensive Player of the Year
- 2019 Blessed Trinity Player of the Year
- Also participated in track & field
- Son of Paula and Ocie Reese
- Earned his undergraduate degree in business from Liberty in May 2024
- Currently working on his MBA
- Birthday is July 12
Student-Athlete Q&A
What made Liberty University the right place for you to attend college/compete at the collegiate level?
Liberty as a good mixture of God and football.
Is there anything special you do pregame or postgame and why?
I Pray and say positive affirmations to get my mind ready.
Who in your life inspires you and why are they such an inspiration?
My Dad inspires me because he is a leader and showed me how to be one.
What is your most memorable athletic moment/accomplishment?
It is yet to come.
If you picked your jersey/uniform number, why is that number important to you?
I had it growing up.
Favorite meal (breakfast/lunch/dinner) and what is that special meal?
Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day.
What is the first app you check on your phone each day?
I open the Bible app every morning.
What is your favorite hobby outside of athletics?
When I’m not playing football I’m often playing golf.
Who was your favorite athlete growing up?
Julio Jones.
What is your favorite possession and why?
My Bed is my favorite possession.
What is your Go-To karaoke song?
We paid
What is your dream vacation spot and why?
Bora Bora is my dream vacation.
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Tuesday, September 23
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Tuesday, September 23
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Sunday, September 21
Brylan Green & Evan Dickens Talk About The Game Against JMU
Sunday, September 21