Javon Tracy

Photo by: Brad Rempel

Position:
WR
Ht./Wt.:
6-0 / 205
Hometown:
Indianapolis, Ind.
High School:
Decatur Central
Prev School:
Miami (OH)
Years in College / At Minnesota:
4 / 1
Remaining Eligibility Entering 2025 Season:
2 years
Class:
Redshirt Junior

PRONUNCIATION

HONORS:
First Team ALL-MAC (2024)

OVERVIEW: Enrolled at Minnesota in January 2025 with two seasons of playing eligibility remaining • spent the previous three seasons (2021-23) at Miami (Ohio).

2025: Made his Minnesota debut against Buffalo and caught three passes for 71 yards • lone catch against Northwestern State was a 45-yard touchdown from Drake Lindsey • caught two passes for 34 yards at Cal • hauled in six passes for 54 yards and one touchdown against Rutgers • competed at Ohio State • grabbed four receptions for 49 yards against Purdue • had two catches for seven yards versus Nebraska • caught two passes for 12 yards at Iowa.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Spent three seasons (2021-23) at Miami (Ohio) where he played in 29 career games and made 79 catches for 1,166 yards and nine touchdowns • in 2024, played in 13 games and had 57 receptions for 818 yards and seven touchdowns • in 2023, played in 14 games and caught 22 balls for 348 yards and two scores • in 2022, played in two games while redshirting.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Decatur Central High School in Indianapolis, Indiana • wore No. 11 for the Hawks • was a three-time captain and was coached by Kyle Enright • as a senior, moved to quarterback early in the season • rushed for 1,054 yards and 13 touchdowns and also made 11 catches for 203 yards and two scores • ended season ranked in the top-five for Mr. Football in Indiana • as a junior, hauled in 48 balls for 856 yards and 15 touchdowns.

PERSONAL: Son of Tyrone Tracy Sr. and Laverna Tracy • has three brothers (Charles, Tyrone Jr., and Kenny) • father, Tyrone, played college football at Fort Hayes State and was inducted into the Tiger Hall of Fame in 2011 • brother, Tyrone Jr., played college football at Iowa and Purdue and is a running back for the NFL’s New York Giants • brother, Kenny, played college football at Miami (Ohio).