2025: Placed on injured reserve (neck) on 8/4/25.
A native of Volders, Austria … three-year starter at LT at Connecticut, appeared in 41 games (38 starts) in four seasons (2021-24) with the Huskies after beginning his college career at Colorado (2019-20) … prior to beginning his college career, spent three seasons with the Swarco Raiders in Tirol, Austria … started all 38 games at LT for the Huskies over his final three seasons after taking over the role as a sophomore in 2021 … as a senior in 2024, started all 13 games for a team that won nine games, including a victory over North Carolina in the Fenway Bowl; Connecticut's nine wins tied (2007, 2003) for the most since the school moved up to Division I in 2000 … started all 12 games at LT as a junior in 2023, helping lead an O-Line that ranked #9 in the nation allowing just 12 total sacks on the season … took over the starting role at LT as a sophomore in 2022 and started all 13 games … helped anchor a unit that led the Huskies to a ranking of #33 in the nation in rushing offense, averaging 191.0 yards per game that season … saw action in three games as a freshman with the Huskies in 2021 … in his second season at Colorado in 2020, was a member of the travel squad as a second-team tackle for every game … redshirted as a freshman in 2019.
Attended high school at BHAK Hall in Tirol, Austria and played football for three seasons with the Swarco Raiders of the European Football League (were part of the Austrian Football League during Senn's tenure there) … rated the #2 prospect in Europe and the #1 prospect in Austria by ESPN … named the senior Lineman of the Year (offensive or defensive) in 2017 after Swarco won the Austrian Championship the year before … after playing WR in his first season with Swarco, played TE and OL over his final two seasons … in high school, was the only student in his class to receive the Excellence Award for maintaining above the equivalent of a 3.5 GPA in the United States … speaks German, English and Italian … played the trumpet in the Swarovski Orchestra in Wattens, Austria, and also sang in the Stimmpfeffer Choir.
