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A Spring of 2023 transfer tight end from Maryland who appeared in four games over two seasons for the Terps and will have three seasons of eligibility at USF.

2024: Saw action in one game on the season due to injury.

2023: Saw action in all 13 games with 10 starts...finished the season with 16 catches for 159 receiving yards...recorded a career-high with three receptions for 26 yards vs Rice (9/23)...hauled in crucial fourth down reception at UCONN (10/21) amidst 90 yard comeback drive for the win...recorded a career-long 32-yard reception vs Charlotte (11/25)...caught two passes for 16 yards in Boca Raton Bowl game win vs. Syracuse (12/21).

2022 (MARYLAND): Appeared in two games (Buffalo, 9/3 and Charlotte, 9/10).

2021 (MARYLAND): Appeared in two games (Howard, 9/11 and Virginia Tech, 12/29)... caught first career pass for 10 yards in New Era Pinstripe Bowl vs. Virginia Tech (12/29).

VENICE HS: Tallied 147 receptions for 1,822 yards and 16 touchdowns over three seasons at Venice High School...posted 44 receptions for 570 yards and nine touchdowns in senior 2020 season...as a sophomore in 2018, he led all 2021 receivers in Florida with 70 catches for 804 yards and three touchdown...team won back-to-back 7A Region 3 championships in 2018-19...chose Maryland out of high school over offers from Miami, Northwestern, UCF and West Virginia.

PERSONAL: Older brother, Hayden, played quarterback and graduated from Old Dominion (starting 22 games at ODU and passing for 5,578 yards and 30 touchdowns) before transferring to play at Western Michigan in 2023...father, Jim, played baseball for the Chicago Cubs...mother, Lori, played volleyball at UCF...named to the Athletics Honor Roll in the Spring of 2024.

WOLFF’S CAREER HIGHS
Receptions 3, vs Rice (9/23/23)
Receiving Yards 33, vs Charlotte (11/25/23)
Long Reception 32, vs Charlotte (11/25/23)

WOLFF’S GAME-BY-GAME 
2023 Receiving (Receptions-Yards-TDs)
WKU (1-2-0); FAMU (0-0-0); Alabama (2-17-0); Rice (3-26-0); Navy (2-16-0); UAB (0-0-0); FAU (1-4-0); UCONN (2-25-0); Memphis (1-20-0); Temple (0-0-0); UTSA (0-0-0); Charlotte (2-33-0); Syracuse (2-16-0).