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Daevonte Barnett is a strong, battle-tested interior defensive lineman who has registered 70 tackles while seeing action in 35 games during his productive Seahawk career… Is primed for a big 2015 season as a fifth-year senior.
 
2014: Saw  action in all 11 games, recording 14 tackles with six of the solo variety …. Also credited with four tackles for loss (minus 13 yards), two quarterback hurries, one pass breakup and one forced fumble …. Recorded co-season-high three tackles (two solo, one assisted) vs. Duquesne (11/15), including one tackle for loss (minus five yards) … Also had three-tackle game (two solo, one assisted) with one tackle for loss (minus three yards) vs. Saint Francis U (10/11).

2013: Played in all 11 games for the Seahawks … Recorded 22 tackles and one sack on the year … Credited with multiple tackles in seven games. Registered season-high four stops on three different occasions - against Georgetown (8/31), Delaware (9/21), and Duquesne (10/11) … Also contributed an eight-year sack vs.  Georgetown.

2012: Recorded 34 tackles with 2.5 sacks while starting seven of 13 games for the NEC Champion Seahawks .. Selected to the 2012 College Sports Journal NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) All-Freshman team ..  A nose tackle in Wagner’s aggressive 3-4 defense, was one of 63 players chosen to the FCS All-Freshman team  … Credited with multiple tackles in six games, including back –to-back five tackle games against Holy Cross (11/10) and Duquesne (11/17) … Against Holy Cross (11/10) he also had 1.5 sacks, and a forced fumble … Tallied a career high six stops in the win at St. Francis (10/20)

2011: Did not see any game action.

Before Wagner: Played for Coach Jack Daniels at William T. Dwyer High School ... Tremendous two-way lineman who made his presence felt in every game he played … Played on a powerhouse high school team that featured nine players who signed with college football programs … Turned in an outstanding performance in the Palm Beach County/Treasure Coast All-Star game, posting four tackles for a loss, including a sack … Appeared on National TV when his high school squared off vs. Cleveland-Glenville in a game aired on ESPN and played in Ohio Stadium, home of the Ohio St. Buckeyes.