Due to personal reasons, Hankins left the team in September, 2015.
2015 (Redshirt Junior): After missing season opener, made season debut vs. Tulane (Sept. 12) … Recorded one solo stop against Green Wave … Had two tackles at Notre Dame (Sept. 19).
2014 (Redshirt Sophomore): Played in all 14 games … Had 11 tackles, including five solo … Registered one tackle vs. Florida State in ACC Championship Game (Dec. 6) … Tallied career high with three tackles at Georgia (Nov. 29) … Recorded two tackles at NC State (Nov. 8) … Had two solo tackles vs. Virginia (Nov. 1) … Registered two tackles at North Carolina (Oct. 18) … Recorded one solo tackle vs. Duke (Oct. 11) … Returned blocked punt for 46 yards setting up scoring drive at Tulane (Sept. 6).
2013 (Redshirt Freshman): Played in eight games … Recorded four tackles and half-tackle for loss … Recorded tackle and half-tackle for loss in first collegiate game vs. Elon (Aug. 31) … Had tackle in each of final three games of season – vs. Alabama A&M, Georgia and Ole Miss.
2012 (True Freshman): Redshirted, did not play … 2012-13 ACC Honor Roll.
High School: Jackson-Olin HS … Played for head coach Terence Amos … Amassed 122 tackles, 32 tackles for loss, six sacks, two interceptions, and two forced fumbles as senior … Honorable mention All-America pick and selected as Alabama defensive player of the year … Two-time team MVP … Rated three stars and ranked No. 30 recruit in Alabama by Rivals … Ranked No. 35 prospect in Alabama and No. 39 inside linebacker nationally by 247Sports.com … Set 6A region record with 30 tackles in one game … Blocked 10 punts in prep career.
Personal: Full name is Beau Bryson Hankins … Son of Stacey Hankins … Has three siblings – Nicole, Eva and Brian Jr. … Born Feb. 1, 1994, in Mesa, Ariz. … Was age 7 when father introduced him to football … Wore No. 12 in high school, which was same number worn by father, who passed away in 2009 … Member of National Honor Society in high school and graduated in top one percent of class … Majoring in business administration.
