University of South Dakota Athletics

2019
Played in the first three games of the season before sustaining an injury … had two catches for 11 yards and also returned punts for the Coyotes … finished his career at USD with 51 receptions for 602 yards and three touchdowns

2018
Competed in nine of 11 games and compiled 370 all-purpose yards, fifth-most on the team … was the star of USD’s home-opening win against Northern Colorado where he gave USD the lead with a 76-yard touchdown catch, the Yotes’ second-longest play from scrimmage all season (9/8) … finished with four catches for 131 yards against the Bears … totaled 11 catches for 179 yards on the season … also returned 10 kickoffs for 170 yards and six punts for 21 yards ... MVFC Honor Roll member

2017
One of 33 Coyotes who competed in all 13 games … caught 12 passes for 138 yards … made one of the top plays of the season when he caught a 75-yard touchdown during the team’s playoff win at No. 22 Nicholls (10/25) … catch extended the Coyotes’ lead to 31-21 with 28 seconds left in the third quarter … returned kickoffs and punts in the middle of the season … averaged a team-high 20 yards on 11 kickoff returns with a long of 38 … averaged 5.1 yards on seven punt returns with a long of 18

2016
One of five true freshmen who competed for the Coyotes … played in 10 of 11 games and earned four starts at wide receiver … led the team with 26 catches (all coming in the final seven games), and totaled 274 yards with one touchdown … made his collegiate debut in the season opener at New Mexico (9/1) … made his first collegiate catch at home against 11^th-ranked UNI (10/8) … earned his first start the following week at Indiana State (10/15) … had season highs of six catches for 60 yards against 15^th-ranked Western Illinois (10/29), which included a 20-yard touchdown catch … hauled in a season-long 54-yard catch from quarterback Austin Simmons in the win against Illinois State (10/22)

Prep
Ducker tied the Bellevue West record for receiving touchdowns in a game with four and was invited to play in the Nebraska Shrine Game ... was named to Nebraska’s all-class first team by the Omaha World Herald ... earned all-state honors at the Class A level and was a superstate pick by Lincoln Journal-Star ... senior numbers include 66 catches for 1,177 yards and 18 touchdowns ... also had one kick return score ... during his sophomore and junior years at Creighton Prep, compiled 27 catches for 453 yards and six scores

Personal
Parents are Dontrell and Krista ... business major.