Explosive offensive talent ... dangerous weapon with football in hands ... served as option quarterback during one-year stint at USMA Prep School ... returned to position this spring after spending previous three years at running back spot ... adapted well to move ... elusive runner with speed to turn corner ... breakaway threat every time he touches ball ... shifty runner with excellent quickness ... boasts outstanding field vision ... capable of making defenders miss in open field ... talented athlete with ability to run, throw and catch ... injects exciting “big-play” element to Army’s revamped option-based offense ... plays game with great deal of passion ... carries high level of energy into every huddle ... possesses excellent leadership skills ... expected to challenge Carson Williams and Chip Bowden for starting quarterback job this fall ...  product of USMA Prep School ... letterman.

2007: Appeared in nine games ... rushed four times for three yards ... pulled down eight receptions for 82 yards ... returned one kickoff for 24 yards ... established career highs in receptions (4) and receiving yards (52) during home defeat of Rhode Island ... catches opposite Rams marked first receptions of collegiate career ... finished with career-best 52 all-purpose yards in that contest ... hauled in one pass for 17 yards against Wake Forest ... rushed twice for five yards at Boston College ... notched two receptions for 11 yards against Rutgers ... added one catch for two yards during road outing at Central Michigan.

2006: Appeared in three contests ... drew reserve action against Rice, VMI and TCU ... registered 37 yards rushing on seven carries ... rushed for one touchdown ... averaged 5.3 yards per carry ... rushed five times for 40 yards and lone score in Homecoming defeat of VMI ... ripped off career long 20-yard touchdown run in that affair for first collegiate score ... notched two runs against TCU ... returned two kickoffs for 28 yards ... notched both returns versus TCU.

2005: Did not appear in a varsity contest.

High School: All-district choice at Hayfield High in Alexandria, Va. ... played for head coach Billy Pugh ... four-time letterwinner ... saw action at quarterback and running back positions ... served as team captain during senior year ... missed most of final season after suffering broken leg ... lettered twice in basketball as well ... helped hoop squad to region and district titles during final campaign.

Personal: Born Nov. 20, 1985 ... given name is Carlo Rafael Cinco Sandiego ... parents’ names are Douglas and Josephine Sandiego ... enjoys writing and performing songs ... considers himself an “entertainer” ... has written West Point rap song that gained popularity within U.S. Corps of Cadets ... nicknamed “C-Sick” by teammates ... majoring in American Law and Legal Studies.