2022: saw limited action due to season ending injury...season high nine tackles vs. Abilene on Sept. 9 and vs. UIW on Sept 17 early in the season.
2021 (Junior): Appeared in 11 games at safety … recorded a career-high 10 tackles, including six solo stops … four of his tackles came at Boston College (10/25) … added another multi-tackle performance against SEMO (10/18).
2020 (Sophomore): Played in six games during his sophomore campaign … made a tackle against No. 12/10 Georgia (12/12/20).
2019 (Freshman): Played in 11 of 12 games as a true freshman, seeing time on special teams and in the defensive rotation … made a pair of tackles and posted two pass breakups … recorded tackles against West Virginia (9/7) and in the season-finale at Arkansas (11/29)...2019-20 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll
High School: Three-star recruit according to 247Sports.com, Rivals.com and ESPN.com … rated as the No. 46 player at any position (2018) in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area by the Star-Telegram … helped Duncanville earn a No. 14 national rank in the USA Today High School Top 25 … leader of the Duncanville defense that allowed just 60 total points in 13 games (4.6 per contest) … team advanced to the Texas Class 6A Division I State Semifinals after defeating Southlake Carroll, 51-7 … second-team academic all-state honoree.
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Stacy Brown is a graduate safety from Dallas, TX, currently majoring in Architecture. Having transferred from the University of Missouri, Stacy brings a wealth of experience and a strong academic background to Prairie View A&M.
His favorite entertainer is Future, and he considers John Wick his all-time favorite movie. Stacy enjoys pasta and looks forward to New Year's, viewing it as a time for new beginnings. His hobbies include playing video games, drawing, and exploring fashion, which reflect his creative and dynamic personality.
On game days, Stacy has a ritual of walking the field to mentally prepare and focus. He identifies mental health as one of the greatest challenges for athletes today, understanding its impact on performance and well-being.
One of his most memorable moments in sports was making varsity during his sophomore year of high school. Over the next five years, Stacy aspires to receive awards for his achievements and make significant strides in his career. His dream job is to become an entrepreneur, a goal inspired by his desire for independence and innovation. Stacy chose Prairie View A&M because they took a chance on him, offering an opportunity that he deeply values.
