Tyrice Knight, Ex-UTEP Miner, Celebrates Super Bowl Win with Seahawks
Former UTEP football player Tyrice Knight is celebrating a significant achievement as a Super Bowl Champion. Knight, a linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks, played an essential role in the team’s victory over the New England Patriots during Super Bowl LX.
Tyrice Knight: A Key Player in Super Bowl LX
The Super Bowl took place on Sunday at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The Seahawks secured a 29–13 win, showcasing a strong defense known as “The Dark Side.”
- Tyrice Knight recorded one tackle during the championship game.
- The Seattle defense forced three turnovers against the Patriots.
- Throughout the postseason, Knight achieved a total of 10 tackles.
From UTEP to NFL Stardom
Selected in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, Tyrice Knight has reached new heights in just two seasons. His Super Bowl win marks him as the first UTEP Miner to earn a championship ring since Lee Mays, who was part of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2006 victory.
It is worth noting that Mays did not play in the Steelers’ Super Bowl XL win against Seattle. Knight’s achievement highlights the connection between UTEP and professional football, inspiring future generations of players.
