Columbia University Athletics

CAREER
 
Four-year letterman at defensive end … Played in 25 career games with 31 tackles (15 solo) and 5.0 tackles for loss … Fought several injuries throughout his four-year career at Columbia.
 
2019
 
Saw action in all 10 games with two starts as a senior defensive lineman … Named the team’s Lou Little Most Improved Player Award recipient at team banquet … Also saw extensive action on special teams … Ranked No. 11 on squad in tackles with 21 (10 solo) and registered 3.0 tackles for loss on year … Made starts vs. Harvard and vs. Brown … In first career start, registered three tackles (one solo) vs. Harvard (Nov. 9) … Totaled three tackles (three solo) with a career-high 2.0 tackles for loss for three yards at Yale (Nov. 2) … Made two tackles at Dartmouth (Oct. 25) … Registered a career-high six tackles (three solo) vs. Central Connecticut State (Oct. 12) … Made two tackles vs. Georgetown (Sept. 28) … Opened season with two tackles and a tackle for loss at Saint Francis, Pa. (Sept. 21).
 
2018
 
Saw action in nine games as a junior defensive lineman and on special teams … Listed as backup defensive end on the depth chart … Made nine tackles (four solo) with two tackles for loss and one quarterback hurry … Made tackle and registered a quarterback hurry vs. Cornell (Nov. 17) … Made a tackle at Brown (Nov. 10) … Totaled two tackles and 0.5 tackle for loss vs. Yale (Oct. 27) … Made tackle vs. Dartmouth (Oct. 20) … Registered one tackle and 0.5 tackle for loss at Georgetown (Sept. 23) … Finished with a career-high three tackles (one solo) with a tackle for loss in season opener at Central Connecticut State (Sept. 15).
 
2017
 
Saw action in one game as a sophomore defensive lineman … Injured during majority of sophomore season … Contributed on the defensive line … Earned varsity letter.
 
2016
 
Played in five games as a first-year in 2016 before suffering an injury … Made one solo tackle in the season opener vs. Saint Francis U (Sept. 17) … Earned varsity letter.
 
HIGH SCHOOL
 
A 2016 graduate of Colts Neck High School in Colts Neck, N.J., where he played two years of varsity football for head coach Darian Barnes … Two-time team Most Valuable Player … Played three different positions including linebacker, running back and quarterback … In 20 varsity games for the Cougars, threw for 948 yards and four touchdowns and completed 100 of 210 passes, ran for 905 yards and seven touchdowns on 178 carries (5.1 average per carry) and made 74 total tackles (41 solo) with 11.0 tackles for loss and one fumble recovery and one forced fumble … Made 78 tackles (38 solo) and 13.0 tackles for loss and two sacks, completed 11 of 29 passes for 102 yards and rushed for 419 yards and one touchdown on 39 carries as a senior … Threw for 846 yards and four touchdowns, completed 89 of 181 passes, rushed for 486 yards and six touchdowns on 81 carries and made three tackles as a junior … Also competed in lacrosse … National Honor Society member.
 
PERSONAL
 
Born Max Logan Mullaney on November 26, 1997 … Son of Sean and Stacey Mullaney … Has a brother Jake and sister Lola … Chose Columbia because of the degree, the facilities and to be a part of the new Columbia Football Era … Chose Columbia over Penn, Princeton, Monmouth, New Hampshire, Lafayette, Rutgers and William & Mary … Enrolled at Columbia College … Majors in Political Science.
 
ARTICLES
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