Wayne State University Athletics

Detroit News article on Alan Guy.

Career Notes: Started 40 games in WSU career ... selected as the 2007 National Football Foundation[apos]s Scholar Athlete Award winner for the state of Michigan ... finished seventh in WSU history with 308 tackles and ninth in tackles for loss (37.5).

2007: Voted to the All-GLIAC Second Team and WSU[apos]s Defensive Most Valuable Player ... started all 11 games ... finished second on the team with eight tackles (5-3) vs. Michigan Tech ... made five tackles (3-2) including a sack at St. Joseph[apos]s ... had seven tackles (4-3) and a pass break-up at Mercyhurst ... made a career-high 19 tackles (13-6) including three for loss against Findlay ... also had a fumble recovery vs. the Oilers ... had a tackle for loss among his seven tackle at Grand Valley ... recorded a pass break-up, a sack and forced a fumble versus Gannon ... had a game-high 14 tackles (11-3) at Hillsdale ... tied for game-high honors with 11 tackles (6-5) at Indianapolis ... had 2.5 tackles for loss at Ashland ... has at least one tackle for loss in the last 10 games ... led the team in solo tackles (58), total tackles (95), and tackles for loss (14) ... was ninth in the GLIAC in tackles (8.6 per game) and eighth in tackles for loss (1.27 per game) ... finished 38th nationally in solo tackles per game (5.3) ... played on the kickoff return team ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic team ... three-time WSU Defensive Player of the Week selection ... won the 2007 (WSU) Randy Guzowski Award for demonstrated team leadership and exemplary school and community citizenship ... Game-By-Game Stats.

2006: Served as a team captain ... selected to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention team after leading the squad with 46 assisted tackles and 77 total tackles ... seven tackles for loss and four sacks led all WSU linebackers ... started all 11 games ... had a fumble recovery, a pass break-up and 1/2 sack versus Michigan Tech ... had three kickoff returns against Saint Joseph[apos]s ... tallied a game-high 10 tackles (5-5) versus Mercyhurst including a sack ... made seven tackles (2-5) at Findlay ... recorded five tackles (4-1) including one for loss against Grand Valley ... made four assisted tackles at Gannon ... had a team-best 11 tackles (4-7) against Hillsdale ... recorded 11 tackles (3-8) including a sack, and 2.5 tackles for loss against Indianapolis ... recorded six tackles (4-2) at Northwood ... had a team-best 10 tackles (6-4) against Ashland including a sack, a fumble recovery and a quarterback hurry ... had nine tackles (5-4) at Ferris State ... also played on the punt coverage team ... tied for team-high honors with two fumble recoveries ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District nominee ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic team ... was 18th in the GLIAC in tackles (7.0) ... Game-By-Game Stats.

2005: Recipient of the Ron Solack Memorial [quote]#35[quote] award ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic team and the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention team ... played in all 10 games, starting the final eight ... made nine (4-5) tackles at Northern Michigan including one for loss ... selected GLIAC Defensive Player of the Week and honorable mention national defensive player of the week by D2football.com after recording 12 tackles (10-2) including five for loss (-17 yards) versus Indianapolis ... also had two sacks and two quarterback hurries against UI ... returned an interception 11 yards at Grand Valley ... made nine tackles (4-5) vs. Michigan Tech including a sack, forced a fumble and had a pass break-up ... had seven (6-1) tackles at Ashland including 1.5 for loss to earn WSU[apos]s co-Defensive Player of the Week honors ... made seven tackles (4-3) and had a pass break-up against Gannon ... made a season-high 13 tackles (5-8) at Hillsdale including a forced fumble ... finished second on the team in tackles (68) while ranking first in assisted tackles (30) and forced fumbles (2) ... his 8.5 tackles for loss was second on the squad as was his 38 solo tackles ... his three sacks ranked third on the team ... wore No. 10.

2004: Selected WSU[apos]s Defensive Rookie of the Year ... started all 10 games at linebacker ... had four tackles (2-2) in collegiate debut at Northwood ... made six tackles (2-4) including first career sack against Saginaw Valley ... had a game and career-high 14 tackles (12-2), an interception, a sack and a forced fumble versus Northern Michigan ... recorded his second career interception at Indianapolis ... made eight tackles (5-3) vs. Grand Valley including a career-best four solo for loss ... also had a fumble return and a pass break-up against GVSU ... recovered a fumble at Gannon ... second on the team with seven solo tackles against Hillsdale ... led all WSU linebackers with 68 tackles ... tied-for-third on the team with 42 solo tackles ... tied-for-second on the squad with 8.0 tackles for loss ... was third on the Warriors with 2.5 sacks ... played on the kickoff return team ... wore No. 39.

High School: A 2004 graduate of Rochester Adams High School ... led the Highlanders to a 12-2 record in 2003 and the school[apos]s first Division 2 title ... selected team Most Valuable Player ... rushed for two touchdowns and passed for two more in 28-7 championship game win over Birmingham Brother Rice ... team was picked fifth in the Oakland Athletic Association pre-season poll ... earned Detroit Free Press Dream Team selection as a linebacker ... also named to the Detroit Free Press All-North First Team ... earned first team Detroit News Class A All-State and All-North team honors in 2003 as a linebacker ... served as team captain during the 2003 season for coach Tony Patritto ... set single-season school records for solo tackles (80), assist tackles (50), total tackles (130) and tackles for loss (26) ... also set RAHS season records for completions (120), attempts (211), passing yards (1,918) and touchdown passes (21) ... rushed for 655 yards and nine touchdowns on 188 carries ... earned honorable mention All-Metro accolades in 2002 as a linebacker ... was a three-year letterwinner in football, while earning three letters in baseball and one in wrestling.

Personal: Full name--Alan S. Guy ... born June 16, 1986, in Royal Oak ... son of Scott and Cheryl Guy ... has an older brother, Eric ... is a marketing communications major ... named to the Athletic Director[apos]s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2006 ... named to the Coach[apos]s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2005, Fall 2006, Fall 2007 and Winter 2008 ... is a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.