2026 Spring Football Roster Choose a Player: Ampofo, Elvin Anderson, Keelan Bauman, Dash Beavers, Anthony Bell, Ian Bogar, Esaia Brantley, Bricen Brook, Cade Brook, Gage Brownlee, Da'Marion Burch, Dontae Bush, Johnathan Butts, Karson Cheek, Brooklyn Coenen, Charlie Crawford, Cody Curry, Nathan DaCosta, Jaden Davies, Jake DeBlanc, Deion Donaway, Chandler Drake, Dante Drube, Mason Dunkley, Jack Edmiston, Bart Franklin, Jr., Travis Frendt, Kyle Geiger, Nathan Gianaris, Thaddeus Griffin, Kendall Grovesteen-Matchey, Quinn Hall, Caleb Hamilton, Nico Hampton, Tyler Handy, Jason Harris, Samuel "Tote" Haswell, Alex Hearns, Desman Helm, Gavyn Holman, Jackson Holman, Markell Houston, Charlie Hubbard, Diore Hughes, Tyler Inmon, BJ Jackson, Drew Jackson, Pierre "PJ" Janssen, Kalvin Jenkins, Braylon Johnsen, Rex Katt, Jeremiah Kimble-Turner, Kaiden Lawrence, Jaden Lawson, Cooper Leonard, David Lott, Grant Maafala-Barbasa, Tanielu Maciejczak, Jason Mackey, Logan McGraw, Junus Miller, Tariq Moore, Parker Murgus, Eltoum Nystrom, Tyler Pace, Landon Panozzo, Giovanni Perez, Steven Petaia, Josiah Popovich, Justin Purcell, Lafai Rathbun, Spencer Redfern, Ja'Quan Rehberg, Henry Rice, Brandt Richardson, Eric Robinson, Caleb Rutherford, Gary Sandoval, Joaquin Sandvik, Erik Schoenfeld, Isaac Seeds, Tegen Shamsid-Deen, Tyson Siddons, Tyler Sims, Landon Sjogren, Kevin Stuhlsatz, Ethan Thomas, Jones Turnbull, Jordan Varelas, Nikos Vincent, Jett Washom, Ke'Lyn Williams, Jayden Williams, Jayden Williams, Therman Wilson, Jake Wingate, Donnie Wright, Mason Go Profile Stats Profile CB/WR Position Sophomore Class San Antonio, Texas Hometown 5'10 Height 173 Weight Southwest High School #0 Tyson Shamsid-Deen CB/WR Position Sophomore Class San Antonio, Texas Hometown Season Career Season Stats Season: 2026 2024-25 2024-25 2025 2026 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 A standout at Southwest High School in San Antonio, Texas. He was named to play in the San Antonio Sports All-Star Game. Deen helped lead his team to a deep playoff run in the State of Texas. He finished his career with 274 career tackles with 98 during his senior season. Deen also added seven interceptions in his career and forced five fumbles. Also a standout on the offense with over 1,500 career rushing yards and 24 touchdowns.
