2025 Junior (Wisconsin)

• Missed most of the season due to multiple injuries
• Played in four games
• Participated in Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas
• Rimington Trophy Watch List

2024 Sophomore (Wisconsin)

• Started all 12 games at center
• Allowed only one sack and 10 pressures across 375 pass rushing opportunities, according to PFF
• 68.9 PFF run blocking grade, tied for the fifth-best mark in the Big Ten
• Part of an offensive line that allowed the third-fewest sacks and fourth-fewest tackles for loss in the Big Ten

2023 Sophomore (Wisconsin)

• Redshirted
• Did not play in a game during the regular season due to injury
• Started the ReliaQuest Bowl at center

2022 Sophomore (Cincinnati)

• Missed the 2022 season due to injury

2021 Freshman (Cincinnati)

• Started 13 of 14 games at center
• All-American Athletic Conference First Team
• Led Cincinnati to the College Football Playoff
• Led the Cincinnati offensive line that paved the way for the nation’s ninth-most yards per play (6.71)
• Cincinnati finished second in the AAC in yards per rush (5.2)
• Cincinnati offensive line gave up only 53 tackles for loss, the seventh-fewest in the nation
• Cincinnati averaged 36.9 points per game to rank second in the AAC and No. 11 in the nation
• Cincinnati set the program’s single-season records for touchdowns (70) and points (516)

2020 Freshman (Cincinnati)

• Played in seven games and made six starts at center as a true freshman
• Cincinnati offensive line was named a semifinalist for the Joe Moore Award
• Cincinnati averaged an AAC-best 5.6 yards per carry, running for 212.4 yards per game and allowing an AAC-low nine sacks during the regular season

High School 

• Composite three-star recruit 
• Played for head coach Mark Coglianese at Providence Catholic
• CCL/ESCC Green All-Conference
• First-Team All-Area 22 team on the offensive line
• Daily Southtown First-Team All-Area
• IHSA Class 6A All-State Academic Team
• National Honor Society

Personal

• Son of Rick and Christine Renfro
• Father, Rick Renfro, played football at Illinois and was a letterwinner on the 1983 Big Ten championship team that played in the 1984 Rose Bowl Game