Eastern Illinois University Athletics

EIU: 2009:: Moved to the back-up quarterback role as a senior losing starting job in fall camp... still voted team captain for second straight season... played in six games with most action coming in playoff game against Southern Illinois in which he was 6-of-10 for 67 yards... finished career passing for 3,741 yards which ranks 9th on the EIU career list... ranked 7th in career passing attempts and eighth in career completions...  2008: Started all 12 games at quarterback taking all but four snaps for the entire season... completed 62.8 percent of his passes for 1,931 yards... was 177-for-282 with 13 touchdowns and 7 interceptions... moved into 10th on EIU career list for passing yardage (3,657) and touchdowns (23)... ranks 9th for passes completed (347) and 7th for passing attempts (542)... passed for 200 yards or more five times with a season high of 284 at UT Martin... had a season high 3 touchdown passes and 24 completions at UT Martin... 2007: Saw first major playing time coming off the bench against Illinois State completing 9-of-11 passes for 85 yards... started remaining 9 games with a 298 passing night in win over Indiana State... had 10 touchdown passes with three against Southeast Missouri and Tennessee Martin... teamed with Cole Stinson to set school record of 218 consecutive passes without an interception... finished season with a 129.99 passing efficiency rating... 2006: Transferred from Wyoming in the spring and served as No. 3 quarterback at EIU. 

WYOMING: 2005: Redshirted. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for coach Tom Shallenberger at Mahomet-Seymour... in 2004 he earned all-state honors from the Illinois Football Coaches Association, Champaign News-Gazette and Chicago Tribune... he was three-time Champaign News-Gazette All-Area, 2004 Bloomington Pantagraph Area ‘Athlete of the Year’, and three-time All-Cornbelt Conference... in 41 varsity starts, he threw for 6,582 yards, 67 touchdown passes and completed 65.0% of his passes... those figures all rank in the Top Ten on the all-time IHSA list... earned ten letters in football (4), baseball (4) and basketball (2), and earned all-conference and all-area honors in baseball... National Honor Society. 

PERSONAL: Secondary education history and social science major... No. 1 sports highlight was “setting the high school record for most letters won”... son of Jerry and Dalene Reeder... his brother, Dule, played football at Vanderbilt... father Jerry, is a longtime high school and college coach.