a steady, all-purpose FAMU back with proven production and team-first edge
Pompey emerged as a reliable, low-drama workhorse for Florida A&M, pairing compact size with toughness, receiving ability, and a team-first mindset; in 2004 he had 437 rushing yards, 5 rushing touchdowns, and 43 catches, and by 2005 he was climbing FAMU’s all-time rushing lists. Reports describe him as soft-spoken and more focused on winning than personal milestones, which is a useful clue for fit: he profiles as a dependable, versatile back who can handle volume, contribute as a receiver, and bring veteran steadiness rather than flashy explosiveness.[1][2]
