- 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll
2019 SEASON
Again was the team’s primary punt returner as a senior … Posted 206 yards on 15 total returns (13.7 avg.) and scored a touchdown … Had five punt returns for 95 yards, including a 71-yard touchdown run against Southeast Missouri (9/14) … That punt-return TD against southeast Missouri was the third of his career, second-most all-time at Mizzou, trailing only All-American return man Marcus Murphy (four) and tied with Mizzou legend Jeremy Maclin (three) … Was slowed by a leg injury suffered in the Troy game (Oct. 5) but still played in 10 of 12 games during his senior season … Made the switch from wideout to defensive back for his senior season and made a pair of tackles.
2018 SEASON
Big-play receiver and return man who had a frustrating injury-plagued junior season that saw him limited to only six games played … The maladies began in training camp when he suffered a broken bone in his leg, which kept him out of the first six games of the season … Worked his way back into the rotation and caught four passes for 38 yards over the next five games, but was injured at Tennessee (11/17) on a punt return attempt, and that kept him out of the regular-season finale against Arkansas (11/23) … Returned for the Liberty Bowl, but played limited snaps … Had a three-catch game on Homecoming against Memphis (10/20) that went for a season-best 28 yards, and later had a 10-yard reception in MU’s win over Vanderbilt (11/10) … Also returned two punts for three yards on the season and three kickoffs for 56 yards (18.7 average).
2017 SEASON
Exciting wideout who also emerged as one of the SEC’s top punt return threats ... Returned two punts for touchdowns on the year, including an 85-yarder on Homecoming versus Idaho, as well as a key 74-yard punt return score on the road at Vanderbilt during Mizzou’s bowl-clinching win against the Commodores ... Also caught a 30-yard touchdown pass at Vandy, giving him two total touchdowns in the win ... Averaged 19.8 yards per punt return, but did not qualify for national or conference rankings, as his 11 attempts weren’t enough to make the list ... If he did qualify, he would have ranked among the best nationally, as the NCAA leader in punt returns averaged 20.4 yards ... Helped the Tigers to a number three national team ranking in punt returns, averaging 16.57 yards per attempt (the mark was second-best in the SEC as well) ... His two punt return scores was tied for second-most in the nation ... Ended the year with 14 pass receptions for 170 yards and two touchdowns ... Had an 18-yard touchdown catch against Idaho, giving him two games of two-way scores on the season ... Caught passes in nine of 13 games, including a career-high four catches for 43 yards at UConn.
2016 SEASON
Finished the season with four catches for 94 yards, averaging 23.5 yards per catch … Also ran the ball once for five yards … Pulled in one reception for 11 yards in Mizzou’s SEC road opener against LSU (10/1) … Grabbed one reception for 34 yards in Mizzou’s road game against Florida (10/15) ... Caught one pass for a career-long 37 yards at South Carolina (11/5) … Caught one pass for 12 yards in Mizzou’s win over Vanderbilt (11/12) … Earned his first career rush against Arkansas (11/25), toting the rock for five yards.
2015 SEASON
Redshirt season.
HIGH SCHOOL
Incredible speed and quickness make him a great route runner and a homerun threat every time he hits the field, traits that helped distinguish himself to the Mizzou coaches … Extremely versatile player with big-time speed … A four-star recruit according to ESPN, he ranks as the 37th-best wideout nationally by the website … Dubbed a top-20 recruit in the state of Mississippi by Rivals.com and a top-15 recruit in the state by 247Sports … Named Mississippi Power Player of the Week on Sept. 30 after running for 245 yards and four TDs while passing for 117 yards and another score in a 42-24 win over St. Martin … Dual-threat QB as a senior at Gulfport who passed for nearly 1,500 yards and had 13 touchdowns in 2014 and added 1,067 more rushing yards … Excelled as a big-play wide receiver as a junior before switching to QB as he caught 80 passes for 1,007 yards (12.6 per catch) and 10 scores … High School Coach – Eddie Pierce … Great all-around athlete who also earned multiple letters in the sports of track and basketball … Ran anchor leg for team’s 4x200 relay team that finished second in the state finals, and was part of basketball teams which won a state championship in the 2013-14 season.
PERSONAL
Chose Mizzou over offers from Cincinnati, Memphis and Southern Miss among others … Cited Mizzou’s home-like feel and the top-notch athletic and campus facilities as key contributors to his signing with Mizzou ... Parents – Richard Floyd Sr. & Christy Moncrief-Floyd … Majoring in General Studies … Lists music, sports and cooking as a few of his hobbies … Is left-handed naturally, but plays sports right-handed.
