6' 8"     305 lbs.

A member of a senior class that amassed a four-year record of 39-9, including a 34-6 record in GLIAC play, both marks ranking second all-time among SVSU senior classes...a member of the 2003 GLIAC championship team...selected to participate in the 2005 Whataburger Cactus Bowl (Division II All-Star Game)...2004 – Named to the AFCA All-America First Team following the season, becoming the first SVSU player since 2000 and only the sixth overall to earn such an honor...named GLIAC Offensive Lineman of the Year at the conclusion of the season...named First Team All-GLIAC...a preseason All-American selection by Street & Smith’s and Lindy’s...earned his fourth letter on an offensive line that allowed only 15 sacks in ten games...a starter on the offensive line for the fourth consecutive year for the Cardinals...a member of an offense that ranked first in the conference in passing (264.1 yards per game), third in scoring (35.4 points per game) and third in total offense (418.7 yards per game)...started every game for the Cardinals along the offensive line...blocked for three different backs who gained at least 100 yards in a game...2003 – Named First Team All-Region by D2Football.com… named Second Team All-Region by Daktronics… named First Team All-GLIAC...earned third letter on an offensive line that played a part in averaging 33.6 points per game…protected the quarterback’s backside for a unit that allowed just 20 sacks in 13 games…played in and started twelve games for the Cardinals...participated in the only undefeated regular season in school history as the team finished the regular season 11-0 and ranked #1 in the nation...team qualified for the NCAA Division II playoffs for the fourth consecutive year...2002 – A second-year letterwinner for SVSU…played in eight games and made eight starts…a member of the GLIAC All-Academic Team…team finished 9-3 overall and qualified for the NCAA Division II playoffs for the third straight year...2001 – Key member of offensive line that paved the way for the fourth-ranked offense in the GLIAC (398.8 yards per game)…was voted Most Valuable Freshman by his teammates…Cardinals finished 11-2 overall and placed second in the GLIAC at 9-1, earning a second consecutive birth in the NCAA Division II playoffs...Prep – Played three sports as a prep…received all-state honors in football…senior class vice president in high school…Personal – An exercise science major…son of Paul and Marilee Herremans…born 10-13-82.