In 2013, Martin began the season at right guard, starting two games at Michigan State and vs. FAU, before changing his number to 96 and shifting positions and seeing action at tight end and fullback the rest of the season. He started six games total on the year and saw action in 10 games and started at tight end vs. Cincinnati, Louisville and Memphis. He also started at fullback at UCF. He made his first career reception on an 11-yard catch for a first down on the Bulls first touchdown drive at Houston. He carried the ball one time for one yard on the year…served as an agile 316-pound lead blocker for the Bulls. He finished his career with eight career starts and playing in 12 career games in his two-year career at USF. Prior to South Florida Martin played at Merced College and was named first-team Region II All-California selection ... also named first-team All-Golden Gate Conference and played in 10 games at Georgia Military College in 2009.

College honors 

(Academic and athletic): 2009: Teams Special Teams player of the year

2011: Teams Best Overall Back Award

All conference 2nd team

2013 CDFL D2 vs NAIA Senior Bowl (Myrtle Beach, SC) (Accepted)

*Captain, TD reception, starting long snapper, 1 solo tackle

2014 All American Eagles Bowl (Las Vegas, NV)

2014 Pro Grass International Scout Bowl (New York)

Furr started his college career at Auburn and later left the team. Rated by some services as a four-star prospect at quarterback, Furr graduated early from high school to get a head start at Auburn, to go through spring practice and to establish himself as the quarterback of the future. Ultimately, Furr showed that he is one of the better safeties in college football along with be very versatile. Fort Valley State is where Furr played his final years of college football. He earned an invite to the Medal of Honor Bowl a collection of the nations top senior NLF Draft Prospects.

Veteran tight end which is one of the most athletic tight ends in FCS football that was named as one of the top tight ends in FCS football by College Sports Performance Awards in pre-season. Oboh has good hands and great speed. The former Florida Atlantic transfer joined the Tigers prior to the start of the 2010 season and did not play at Florida Atlantic. He finished his final season tied for the team lead with four touchdowns. Fifth in catches with 24 and third on the team with 354 receiving yards.

Avery Cunningham was one of the top safeties in the MAC. Versatile player who shows up in all areas of the game. Able to play the run and be an asset in the secondary. Central Michigan's third leading tackler in his final season, Cunningham also finished tied for second with four passes defensed.

Kelsey Pope earned freshman all-conference honors in 2010 and finished his career with  first team All-SoCon in 2013. Kelsey leaves Samford as one of the best receivers to play at the school holding almost every receiving record. Against Georgia Southern, he caught seven passes for 201 yards. Originally brought to Samford to play quarterback.

All-PSAC defensive back James Jackson from Edinboro is the next guest of the College2Pro.com Players Platform Show.

Geroge Durant a former walk-on which moved into a starting role at linebacker for the Louisville Cardinals. Seattle Seahawks Chris Maragos was a walk at Wisconsin and just won a Super Bowl. Amazing how a career can emerge. In 2013, he appeared in 12 games making 15 tackles and one tackle-for-loss. Versatility is one of the best attributes Durant brings to the table and he displayed that skill filling multiple roles for the Cardinals defense.

One player that comes to mind when watching Western Kentucky Antonio Andrews play is San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore. Andrews played in the Senior Bowl and performed the drills at the NFL Scouting Combine.

The collegiate version of Adrian Peterson. "It's Adrian Peterson," said James Wilder Jr. describing a player he might resemble in the NFL. "Bigger taller frame, big guy, big running." Wilder joked that he would resemble, "James Wilder Sr," his father and former second round pick in 1981 by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Wilder runs the football with immense power and refuses to go down at first contact. Rarely will you see Wilder not fall forward squeezing every inch out of his carry. His combination of size and speed make him special.