Number: 93
Position: DL
Class: Senior
Height: 6-3
Weight: 296
Hometown: Houston, TX
Previous School: Forest Brook HS

Saddler-McQueen earned LSC South Honorable Mention honors this year.

2008: Saddler-McQueen was named the Co-LSC South Division Defensive Lineman of the Year and earned Second Team honors at defensive tackle. He was one of the most dominant defensive players in the conference and had at least three tackles in 10 of 11 games. He had a season-high eight tackles, including two for loss against Midwestern State (10/18). In addition to his run-stuffing abilities, he also had seven pass break-ups on the season. He had 43 tackles despite playing on the interior line.

2007: Saddler-McQueen led all Javelina defensive lineman with 42 total tackles. He also had 5.5 tackles for loss including two quarterback sacks. He had at least one tackle in all 11 games, including a season-high six tackles in the Hogs' win over Eastern New Mexico (10/27). He also had five tackles including two tackles for loss against Western Oregon (9/15), four tackles and a sack against Angelo State (11/10) and three tackles and a sack against Southwestern Oklahoma (8/31). He had five tackles including one for loss against nationally ranked West Texas A&M (9/29).

2006: Saddler-McQueen had a solid red-shirt freshman season for the Javelinas, starting the second half of the season at defensive tackle. He registered 29 total tackles, made three tackles for loss and recovered two fumbles. He finished second on the team in tackles among defensive linemen. He recovered a fumble at the Tarleton State (10/7) 42-yard line, halting a third quarter drive. Against Midwestern State (10/21), Saddler-McQueen ended the first half with a fumble recovery at the Javelina 45-yard line. He had another drive stopper against Eastern New Mexico (10/28) dropping Greyhound running back J.T. Thompson for a loss of two on second and eight early in the second quarter and forcing a punt.

2005: Saddler-McQueen was a red-shirt in his first year at Texas A&M-Kingsville.

High School: Saddler-McQueen was a standout for Coach White at Forest Brook High School. He earned first team all-district and district defensive MVP honors. He also competed in basketball and track and field.

Personal: Saddler-McQueen is the son of Barbara McQueen and is majoring in Criminology.