Stevie Rocker Jr.

Class:
Redshirt Senior
Height:
6-0
Weight:
210
Position:
RB
Hometown:
Tucson, Ariz.
High School:
Canyon Del Oro HS
Prev School:
Arizona

2025 (R-Sr. – Montana): Will be a leader on the offense as a senior… Will compete for a starting job in a deep running back room.

2024 (R-Jr. – Montana): Played in all 14 games in his first season at UM as a backup running back and special teams standout… Carried the ball 28 times for 126 yards on the season with two touchdowns… Scored his first career TD against Morehead State… Also rushed for a season-long 23 yard dash in the same game… Caught 7 passes for 90 yards receiving with a long of 34 at Cal Poly… Also logged 10 tackles (4 solo) on special teams… Joined the Grizzly program in time for the spring semester with two years of eligibility… Came to Montana with 12 games experience at Arizona in two seasons… Totaled 153 career rushing yards on 31 attempts with a long run of 59 yards, all in his freshman season at UA… Also caught 7 passes for 59 yards out of the backfield.

2023 (R-So. – Arizona): Was a squad member but did not see playing time.

2022 (R-Fr. – Arizona): Appeared in one game on special teams during the 2022 season, did not record a stat.

2021 (Fr. – Arizona): Played in 11 games and started the Cal game … Had 31 carries for 153 yards for an average of 4.9 yards per carry as a true freshman … Caught seven passes for 59 yards … Had eight carries for 87 yards vs. Washington, which included a 52-yard run … Had 24 rushing yards vs. Cal and 22 vs. Utah … Caught two passes for 27 yards vs. UCLA.

High School: Arrived at Arizona in Spring of 2021 as an early enrollee out of Tucson's Canyon Del Oro High School…. Rated as a top-20 prospect in state of Arizona by Rivals… Earned All District and All Region honors during prep career… Final two prep seasons at CDO were impacted by injuries and COVID-19 pandemic… Erupted on scene as a sophomore in 2018 amassing 1,163 yards rushing and a dozen touchdowns.

Personal: Donated stem cells to a patient in need in the spring of 2025 as part of Montana’s participation in the National Marrow Donor Program’s “Get in the Game” campaign.