Missouri State

2018: All-MVFC honorable mention selection as a junior ... Named by Phil Steele as an all-conference third team selection ... Started 9-of-11 games ... Shared team lead with 35 receptions and led club with 548 yards and 5 receiving TDs ... Ranked fifth in the MVFC and 79th nationally in yards per reception (15.66) while his 5 receiving touchdowns ranked 90th nationally and 8th in Valley ... Also ranked 130th nationally in receiving yards (548) ... Had multiple receptions in 7 games and posted catches in 10-of-11 contests ... Finished 3rd on the team in scoring ... Led Bears with 555 all-purpose yards for the season ... Posted season-high 7 receptions for 113 yards at South Dakota on (10/6/18) ... Had a pair of TDs on 5 receptions for 84 yards vs. Southern Illinois (10/27/18) ... Posted 4 catches for 78 yards and a TD at South Dakota State on (11/3/18) ... Produced 5 catches for 63 yards against Western Illinois (10/20/18) ... Had season-best 38-yard reception vs. No. 1 North Dakota State (11/10/18) ... Named to MSU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for spring semester ... Caught a 42-yard touchdown pass from Peyton Huslig at Maroon and White Spring Game (4/19/18), the game’s only offensive touchdown.

2017: Caught 7 passes for a total of 59 yards in his first season at Missouri State ... Earned 3 starts in 10 appearances ... Had only multiple-reception game at North Dakota State (9/30/17) with 2 catches for 19 yards ... Had season-long 18-yard gain at home against Illinois State (9/23/17) ... Converted a 2-point conversion in season opener at Missouri (9/2/17) ... Had 4 receptions for 142 yards and a TD in the Maroon and White Spring Game (4/27/17), including a 66-yard TD pass from fellow newcomer Peyton Huslig.

Butler CC: Spent two seasons at Butler (Kan.) Community College where he helped coach Jim Shaffner’s club to a 9-2 mark last season after a 7-5 record his freshman season ... Played in 7 games in the 2016 season.

High School: Was a two-time Memphis all-metro selection at Saint Benedict at Auburndale High School in suburban Memphis and helped the Eagles to a five-win improvement in his final prep season ... Was team captain his senior season ... Named to Memphis “Best of the Preps” as a junior and senior as part of all-metro laurels ... Also starred on the hardwood in high school, earned Tennessee Division 2-AA All-State laurels as a senior in 2015.

Personal: Tyler Ladarius Currie was born 8/28/97 in Memphis, Tenn. ... Son of Daren and Rachell Currie of Cordova, Tenn. ... Has a brother, Darren Jr., and a sister, Kaneisha ... Majoring in Entertainment Management.

CAREER HONORS
All-MVFC: 2018 (HM); Phil Steele All-Conference: 2018 (3rd); MSU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll: (Spring 2019).