Landon Bebee

Wyoming

Sep 20 (Sat)

8:15 p.m.

AT COLORADO (2023)
2023 (Gr.)

Played in 11 games in 2023, starting eight.
After missing week one due to injury, he would go on to start the next seven weeks of the season at right guard.
Only allowed one sack and one quarterback hurry during the 2023 season.
Had five games with a pass blocking rating above 80 by PFF.

TRANSFER RANKINGS

MISSOURI STATE (2018-2022)

A three-time All-Missouri Valley Conference selection, earning second team honors in 2020 (spring 2021), 2021, and first-team honors in 2022.
A two-time team captain in 2021 and ‘22.
Started his final 31 games at Missouri State, the longest streak on the team through the end of the season.
Started all 11 games in 2022 at left tackle.
In 2021, he started all 12 games at left tackle, and graded out to 95% for assignments, 88% for effort and 83% for technique.
That season, anchored a line that averaged 435.9 yards per game, second most in the MVC and 16th nationally, and 34.2 points per game, 12th most in FCS.
In the COVID-delayed 2020 season to the spring of 2021, he started the last eight games, including seven at guard.
That season in 401 total snaps, he allowed just one sack and six pressures.
That 2021 team was the first MVC Championship for Missouri STate in 30 years and he was part of the team’s first FCS Playoff team.
In 2019, he played in 10 games and started four at right guard.
Played in two games in 2018 and earned a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS

A three-star prospect by 247 Sports out of high school.
247 Sports ranked him as the No. 26 center and No. 19 player from Missouri in the 2018 class.

WEBB CITY HIGH SCHOOL

Earned three letters at Webb City, a perennial power in Missouri where he helped John Roderique to a 53-5 record in his four-year career there.
Earned Missouri Class 4 all-state and all-region honors as a senior when Webb won the state championship with a perfect 15-0 record.
Also named All-Central Ozarks Conference and all-district as a senior.
Webb also was the state runners-up in 2015 during his sophomore season.