Wayne State University Athletics

2008: Voted GLIAC Defensive Back of the Year by the league coaches (which included linebackers) ... earned Second Team All-America honors from both D2Football.com and Hansen's Football Gazette ... also named to the All-Region First Team by both Daktronics and Don Hansen[apos]s Football Gazette ... selected to the All-GLIAC First Team at two positions (defensive back/safety and return specialist) ... voted WSU Defensive MVP along with Special Teams MVP ... selected GLIAC Special Teams Player of the Week following his 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in season opening win over Mercyhurst ... named GLIAC Special Teams Player of the Week following his 87-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Saginaw Valley ... selected national player of the week for both defense and special teams by D2Football.com following the win over Indianapolis ... had four pass break-ups vs. the Greyhounds and also blocked a punt for the game[apos]s only score ... recorded 10 tackles (5-5), an interception and a pass break-up at Findlay ... blocked two kicks (punt and PAT) vs. Tiffin to earn GLIAC Special Teams Player of the Week ... had six kickoff returns for 134 yards at Ashland ... made seven tackles (6-1) and had a pass break-up vs. Northern Michigan ... had an interception and a pass break-up vs. Hillsdale ... led the GLIAC and finished fifth in the nation in kickoff return average (30.7) ... finished tied-for-second nationally with two kickoff returns for a TD ... tied-for-fourth in the GLIAC with 12 passes defended, tied-for-10th in interceptions (3), tied-for-18th in tackles (82), and 11th in kickoff returns (17) but fifth in kickoff return yards (522) ... played on the kickoff return, punt coverage and punt return teams ... served as a team captain ... participated in the East Coast Bowl ... selected for the Cactus Bowl ... Game-By-Game Stats.

2007: Selected to the All-GLIAC First Team as a return specialist ... named to the Hansen[apos]s Football Gazette All-Northwest Region Third Team as a return specialist ... selected WSU[apos]s Special Teams MVP ... started all 11 games in the defensive backfield ... tied for the team lead with two pass break-ups vs. Michigan Tech ... had seven tackles (2-5) and an interception at St. Joseph[apos]s ... made seven tackles (2-5) and had fourth career interception at Mercyhurst ... had his second career kickoff return for a touchdown (89 yards - longest in GLIAC in 2007 and tied-for-fifth longest in WSU history) in the Findlay game ... had six tackles (4-2) and a pass break-up at Grand Valley ... made a team-best eight tackles (7-1) vs. Gannon ... also recovered a fumble ... made a career-high 10 tackles (9-1) at Hillsdale ... had two pass break-ups and a fumble recovery at Indianapolis ... recorded eight tackles (7-1) and blocked a punt against Northwood ... had four solo tackles and a pass break-up at Ashland ... led the GLIAC in kickoff return average (27.3) and was 16th nationally (only three players ranked ahead had more returns) ... kickoff return average was second-best in school history for anyone with at least 11 returns in a season (had 22 kickoff returns) ... 600 kickoff return yards is third-highest single-season total in school history ... fourth on the team with 77 total tackles ... tied-for-first on the squad with seven pass break-ups ... played on the punt coverage and punt return teams ... was a two-time WSU Special Teams Player of the Week selection ... Game-By-Game Stats.

2006: Named to the All-GLIAC Second Team as a return specialist after leading the league in kickoff return average ... finished 17th in NCAA Division II in kickoff return average (26.8) ... average was second-best in WSU history ... had a diving interception at Michigan Tech along with a pass break-up and two solo tackles on the punt coverage team ... recorded four solo tackles and two pass break-ups against Saint Joseph[apos]s ... had six tackles (4-2) versus Mercyhurst plus a pass break-up ... recorded an interception on Findlay[apos]s opening drive ... made five tackles (2-3) including a sack against Grand Valley ... had a pass break-up and a 35-yard kickoff return at Gannon ... had an 86-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against Indianapolis, the sixth longest in school history ... finished the IU game with 159 yards on four kickoff returns to earn GLIAC Special Teams Player of the Week ... made first career start at Northwood ... was second on the squad with a career-best eight tackles (7-1) at NU ... also had three kickoff returns for 85 yards ... blocked a punt against Ashland and had four solo tackles ... tied-for-the squad lead with two interceptions ... second on the team with five pass break-ups ... tied-for-third on the squad in all-purpose yards (464) ... 455 kickoff return yards is ninth-best single-season total in school history ... played on all four special teams ... led WSU with 12 special teams tackles (seven on punt coverage/7-0) ... Game-By-Game Stats.

2005: Selected WSU[apos]s co-Defensive Rookie of the Year ... saw playing time at cornerback in all 10 games ... made two (1-1) tackles in collegiate debut vs. Northwood ... had three (1-2) tackles and a pass break-up at Saginaw Valley ... had a tackle for loss at Northern Michigan ... returned a kickoff 20 yards at Grand Valley ... made four tackles (2-2) vs. Findlay and also blocked a field goal ... recorded a season-best three solo tackles at Ashland ... blocked a Gannon punt that WSU recovered in the end zone for a touchdown ... had a season-high three kickoff returns at Ashland for 50 yards ... longest kickoff return of 21 yards came in season finale at Hillsdale ... had at least one tackle in every game ... played on the kickoff coverage, punt return and punt coverage teams ... finished second on the team with seven (4-3) special teams tackles ... WSU Special Teams Player of the Week for the Northern Michigan game and co-Special Teams Player of the Week for the Hillsdale contest.

High School: A 2005 graduate of Waverly ... earned two varsity letters for coach Devin Pringle and the Warriors ... named to the Lansing State Journal Class A Dream Team Honorable Mention as a defensive back ... rushed for 532 yards and six touchdowns in 2003 including a season-high 102 yards against Everett ... in a 70-6 win over Eaton Rapids in 2004, he rushed for 213 yards and four touchdowns on nine carries ... played guard on the Warriors basketball team ... ran the 100m and 200m on the track team ... was a four-year track letterwinner.

Personal: Full name--Ramon D. Dunn II ... born April 30, 1987, in Lansing ... son of Ramon and Tanya Dunn ... father played baseball at Grambling State ... has an older brother, Tristan Person, and a younger sister, Jordan ... is a mechanical engineering major ... named to the Coach[apos]s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2005 and Winter 2008 ... serves on the student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC).

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