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A wide receiver transfer from Stanford who joined the Bulls in the summer of 2025…saw action in 25 games in three seasons for the Cardinal, posting 24 receptions for 283 yards and three touchdowns…missed most of the 2024 season with a foot injury.
 
2024 (STANFORD): Earned the Billy Anderson Commitment to Community Outreach Award…played in the first three games of the season before suffering a season-ending foot injury…finished the season with four receptions for 31 yards and a touchdown…scored the first points of the game on five-yard reception against Cal Poly (9/7) and had three catches for 21 yards in the game.
 
2023 (STANFORD): Appeared in 10 games and made his first three starts at wide receiver…set career highs with 15 receptions for 199 yards on the year…added two carries for 11 yards…drew his first collegiate start in the season opener at Hawai'i (9/1)…caught three passes for a career-best 79 yards, including a 38-yard reception, in the home opener vs. Sacramento State (9/16)…posted a career-best four receptions at home vs. No. 9 Oregon (9/30).
 
2022 (STANFORD): Appeared in all 12 games…had five receptions for 53 yards and two touchdowns on the year…added 20 yards on four runs…recorded his first two career catches and first career touchdown reception against Colgate (9/3).
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Named the KCSRC Offensive Player of the Year…earned first-team all-district and all-conference honors…Otis Taylor Award winner for the best receiver in Kansas City…totaled 1,008 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns on 48 catches as a senior…the 14 touchdowns and 1,008 receiving yards were school records…set a school record with 23 receiving touchdowns on his career…led Park Hill South to back-to-back conference titles and to the district finals…served as his high school team’s kicker as well…ranked the No. 11 recruit in Missouri by Rivals, No. 12 by ESPN and PrepStar, and No. 14 by 247Sports and On3…at wide receiver, was ranked No. 71 by PrepStar, No. 72 by Rivals, No. 95 by On3, No. 109 by 247Sports and No. 113 by ESPN…also lettered in soccer and track and field…led Park Hill South to a district and sectional title and the state quarterfinals in soccer…named all-conference and all-district in soccer…scored 10 goals as a sophomore…was the district champion in the triple jump to qualify for the state championships…four-year academic letterwinner…was a nationally recognized soccer player until picking up football in July of 2020 before his junior year.
 
PERSONAL: Graduated from Stanford in three years with a degree in life and health science…the son of Francis and Gladys Reuben…his parents are from Nigeria…siblings are Etinosa and Lyenoma…brother, Etinosa, played as a defensive tackle at Georgia Tech, Clemson and UMass…was a high-level soccer player (center/forward) in high school with college offers before moving to football full time… enjoys, cooking and hanging out with friends…has citizenship in the United States, Canada and Nigeria.
 
REUBEN CAREER HIGHS:
Receptions: 4, vs. Oregon (9/30)
Yards: 79, vs. Sacramento State (9/16/23)
Receiving Touchdowns: 1, vs. Oregon (10/1/22)
Longest Reception: 38, vs. Sacramento State (9/16/23)
Rushing Yards: 14, vs. UCLA (10/29/22)
Long Run: 14, vs. UCLA (10/29/22)