2023 (R-Jr.): Made seven appearances for the Jaguars on the season ... made 14 total tackles on the year with nine solo tackles ... recorded half a tackle for loss in South Alabama's 68 Ventures Bowl Championship against Eastern Michigan ... recovered a fumble in the season opener at Tulane ... made a season-high six tackles in the home-opening victory against Southeastern Louisiana.
2022 (R-So.): Played in all 13 games for the Jags... Recorded 38 total tackles, including 23 solo stops... Forced a fumble on a kickoff on the road at Central Michigan... Recorded two quarterback hurries, and had a pick six against Texas State... Recorded one pass breakup on the season... Totaled a season-high six tackles against Louisiana and Troy... Recorded four tackles against Nicholls, Central Michigan, and UCLA - the first three games of the season.
2021 (R-Fr.): Appeared in all but one of South’s 12 games his first year with the program ... Posted 14 tackles — with two of those for loss including a nine-yard sack — and a forced fumble ... Credited with career-best three stops, all solo, in win over Alcorn State ... Recorded three unassisted tackles, forcing a fumble with one, in match-up with eventual Sun Belt Conference West Division winner Louisiana ... Equaled that figure with three stops at SBC East Division champion Appalachian State also ... Both stops in victory over Arkansas State were behind the line including a sack ... Finished with a pair of tackles at Tennessee as well.
At Texas A&M: Did not see action during the 2020 season for the Aggies after sitting out the previous campaign as a redshirt.
High School: Received four stars from 247Sports.com, with the organization including him among the top 25 inside linebackers in the country and top 15 prospects in the state ... Was a three-star recruit, ranking among the top 25 individuals in Alabama, according to Rivals.com ... A three-year letterwinner at Carver High ... Recorded 62 stops — highlighted by 15 tackles for loss including four sacks — and two interceptions, scoring a touchdown on defensive his senior year to earn honorable mention all-state recognition ... Efforts helped the Wolverines to a berth in the state 6A playoffs on the way to an 8-3 finish ... Part of a CHS team that won its first-round playoff game when he was a junior, with the Wolverines also advancing to postseason play his first season on the varsity.
Personal: Full name is Quantavius Ke’Shun Brown ... Born Sept. 21, 2000, in Montgomery, Ala. ... Son of Anthony Davis and Quanda Brown ... Is the oldest of nine children including six boys ... Favorite movie is “Drumline” ... Favorite team is the Seattle Seahawks ... Favorite athletes are his brothers ... Favorite musical artist is Brent Faiyaz ... Favorite food is pizza ... Likes to watch movies in his free time ... Would like to own a business after his football career is over ... Was also offered scholarships by Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Oregon, Iowa, Louisville, Maryland, Pittsburgh, Louisiana, Troy, UAB and Toledo coming out of high school ... Major is interdisciplinary studies.
