CLIENT ROSTER

DEOMMODORE LENOIR

CB | SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

Deommodore Lenoir is a defensive back for the San Francisco 49ers. He was born and raised in Los Angeles, California and played college football for the University of Oregon.

Since entering the NFL in 2021, Deommodore has quickly become one of the best defensive backs in the league.

In 2024, he helped lead the 49ers to the Super Bowl, and made a huge play in an effort to lead his team to victory before falling short in overtime.

Deommodore is very big on giving back to the community. He holds bike drives, back to school drives and football camps in his hometown.

2023 SEASON

SOLO TACKLES: 67 (T-3) | INTERCEPTIONS: 3 (T-12) | TARGETS: 98 (6TH) | REC ALLOWED 69 (4TH)

DB | DENVER BRONCOS

CADEN STERNS

XAVIEN HOWARD

DB | MIAMI DOLPHINS

2x ALL-PRO | 4x PRO BOWL

DL | INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

KWITY PAYE

RONNIE BELL

WR | SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

DARNAY HOLMES

DB | NEW YORK GIANTS

LB | ARIZONA CARDINALS

JESSE LUKETA

GRAYLAND ARNOLD

DB | HOUSTON TEXANS

TRE TUCKER

WR | LAS VEGAS RAIDERS

BEN ST-JUSTE

DB | WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

RB | TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

SEAN TUCKER

ALEX BACHMAN

WR | HOUSTON TEXANS

DB | FREE AGENT

TRILL WILLIAMS

2024 NFL DRAFTEES

JORDAN WHITTINGTON

WR | LOS ANGELES RAMS

JOSH PROCTOR

DB | JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS

KITAN OLADAPO

DB | GREEN BAY PACKERS

LB | BUFFALO BILLS

DAVID UGWOEGBU

S | NEW YORK GIANTS

TYLER NUBIN

JALEN MILROE

QB | ALABAMA

Jaken Milroe is a student athlete for the University of Alabama. The Katy, Texas native is the starting quarterback for the Crimson Tide. Through the 2023 season, Jalen recorded 3,000+ total yards paired with 35 total touchdowns. He helped lead Alabama to the #4 team in College Football. Jalen has positioned himself to partner with companies such as Beats By Dre and CVS and continues to look to align with companies that organically fit his brand.

Second Team All-SEC (2023)
SEC Championship Game MVP (2023)

OMARION HAMPTON

RB | UNC

1ST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

1ST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN

CHANDLER ROGERS

2023 Season: 3,500 Total Yards + 33 TDs

QB | CAL BERKELEY

JACOB ZENO

2023 Season: 3,300 Total Yards + 24 TDs

QB | UAB

COBEE BRYANT

BACK TO BACK ALL-BIG 12 1ST TEAM

DB | KANSAS

JAHDAE BARRON

DB | TEXAS

ALL-BIG 12 1ST TEAM

JIM THORPE AWARD FINALIST

TRAESHON HOLDEN

2023 SEASON: 27 REC 452 YDS 6 TDs

WR | OREGON

2022 NATIONAL CHAMPION

WR | TEXAS

MATTHEW GOLDEN

2ND TEAM ALL-BIG 12

JOSH PEARCY

DL | RICE

THEO WEASE

WR | MISSOURI

2023 SEASON: 49 REC 682 YDS 6 TDs

GABE TAYLOR

DB | RICE

WR | MIAMI

SAM BROWN

MALACHI COLEMAN

WR | NEBRASKA

NAHMIER ROBINSON

DB | COLORADO

JAQUAIZE PETTAWAY

WR | OKLAHOMA

WR | WASHINGTON

JEREMIAH HUNTER

RB | ARIZONA STATE

ALTON McCASKILL

QB | CENTRAL MISSOURI

ZACH ZEBROWSKI

RB | MICHIGAN

KALEL MULLINGS

BRYCE ANDERSON

DB | TEXAS A&M

DESMOND BANE

G | MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES

Grizzlies’ All-Time Leader in 3pt Field Goal Percentage
NBA All-Rookie Second Team
NBA All-Star Rising Star (2022)
3-Point Contest Participant
TCU’s All-Time Winningest Player
All-Big 12 Conference First Team (2019-2020)
Led Big-12 Conference in 3pt Shooting (2018-19, 2019-20)

TCU

INTERESTS

Community - Cooking - Family - Fashion - Fitness - Healthy Foods

Desmond hosts annual community events including ‘Bane’s backpacks’ and his Basketball Skills Camp

MARIO CHALMERS

PG | NBA RETIRED

2x NBA CHAMPION (2012, 2013)

NCAA CHAMPION (KANSAS | 2008)

PG | NBA RETIRED

NATE ROBINSON

3x SLAM DUNK CHAMPION (2006, 2009, 2010)

CARLOS BOOZER

PF | NBA RETIRED

NCAA CHAMPION (DUKE | 2001)

OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2008)

C | ATLANTA HAWKS

MOUHAMED GUEYE

SG | BROOKLYN NETS

CAM THOMAS

JAMAL SHEAD

PG | HOUSTON

Jamal Shead is a point guard for the University of Houston. He was born and raised in Austin, Texas.

Houston is currently ranked as the #1 team in the NCAA. Durning his tenure at Houston, Jamal has recorded 11,000+ points, 600+ assists, 200+ steals and 100+ career wins. In 2023, he was selected as the conference Player of the Year. He’s also been selected to the All-Conference team twice.

Jamal has helped Houston advance to the Final Four in ‘21, Elite Eight in ‘22 and Sweet Sixteen in ‘23.