As a Senior (2013)
• 14 games played at defensive back
• 33 tackles (21 solo) and four pass breakups
• Four tackles at Army
• Five solo tackles, two pass breakups vs. Arizona State
• Six tackles (three solo) at Washington State
• Three solo tackles vs. Washington
• Six tackles (four solo) vs. UCLA
• Four tackles, one pass breakup vs. Cal
• One tackle vs. Arizona State in Pac-12 Championship Game
As a Junior (2012)
• Played in 14 games as a reserve safety
• 23 tackles (16 solo) and two pass breakups
• Three solo tackles during Rose Bowl win over Wisconsin
• Made arguably Stanford’s play of the season in the first quarter at Oregon
• Chased down Marcus Mariota on a 77-yard run to save an early touchdown
• Stanford’s defense went on to make a fourth-down stop and stall Oregon’s drive
• Four tackles (three solo) at Notre Dame
• Recovered second-quarter fumble at Cal (Stanford’s offense scored on next play)
• Four tackles (three solo) vs. San Jose State
As a Sophomore (2011)
• Part of a talented group of young defensive backs who made their mark in 2011
• Saw action in 12 games, missing only the Cal game due to injury
• Five starts - three at strong safety and two at free safety
• 30 tackles, three pass breakups and two fumble recoveries
• Season-high seven tackles at Arizona
• Four stops at Washington State and vs. Oregon
• Recovered fumble at Duke
• Recovered fumble against UCLA
As a Freshman (2010)
• Saw action in seven games
• Seven tackles (four solo)
• Three tackles in collegiate debut during season opener against Sacramento State
• One solo tackle against Wake Forest and Washington State
• Two tackles at Cal
The Carrington File
• Graduated from Hamilton (Ariz.) and played for head coach Steve Belles
• Four-star recruit and nation’s 11th-best safety prospect by ESPN
• Nation’s 25th best safety prospect by Scout
• Arizona’s top prep prospect by ESPN, third by Scout and fourth by Rivals
• Earned three varsity letters
• 93 tackles and nine interceptions as a senior
• 48-yard fumble recovery and 60-yard interception return for touchdowns as a senior
• 77 tackles and one interception as a junior
• 38 tackles and one interception as a sophomore
• First team all-state as a senior
• First team “Big 25” AZFCA all-state
• Selected to play in the inaugural Gridiron Kings Game
• Lettered in basketball and track
• Born in Raleigh, N.C.
• Full name is Devon Dante Carrington
• Son of Darryl and Andra Carrington
• One younger brother, Avery
• Cousin, Keilen Dykes, played football at West Virginia (2003-07)
• Majoring in American studies