Randell Means was a strong safety for the Howard University football team where he guided HU to 11 victories during his Bison career (2006 & 2007).
 
After transferring from Ball State as a two-year starter, Means arrived at The Mecca where he racked up 140 tackles (64 solo), including 15 tackles for loss, eight pass breakups and three sacks in 22 games played. In those two seasons, the two-year starter finished among the conference leaders in total tackles.
 
During his senior campaign, Means was chosen to play at the American Heritage Bowl in San Diego, sponsored by the Navy.
 
In Dec. 2008, Means graduated from the Hilltop with a degree in political science and minor in business management.
 
Currently, he is employed by the U.S. Ecology and Environmental Waste Corporation. He was under the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for eight months than promoted in July 2019 to corporate headquarters as a Contract Billing Coordinator.
 
Means also briefly served in the Michigan Army National Guard.

About Where Are They Now?

The new weekly series of "Where Are They Now?" appears each Thursday throughout the year.
 
The series will feature former student-athletes from all sports and eras, highlighting their careers as athletes at the University and what they are presently doing.
 
All interested former athletes and their coaches should submit a short bio, a recent head shot and contact information on how they can be reached via email to Tiffany Hoyd (Tiffanyhoydhu19@gmail.com) and Derek W. Bryant (derek.bryant@howard.edu).