2006: Member of starting cast for each of season’s first nine contests ... held lead role at strong safety before suffering season-ending knee injury in road contest against Tulane ... ranked third on club in tackles with 59 at time of injury ... closed year listed fourth despite missing season’s final three games ... credited with 30 primary hits ... posted two tackles for loss, two pass breakups, one forced fumble and one interception as well ... notched at least nine tackles on three occasions.

2005: Started all 11 of Army’s games ... headed club with 97 tackles ... shared team most valuable player honors with standout running back Carlton Jones ... credited with 63 primary stops ... averaged 8.8 tackles per game ... posted five double-digit tackle efforts to lead team ... also topped squad with five interceptions  ... ranked ninth nationally in pickoffs ... averaged 0.45 thefts per outing ... averaged 9.4 yards per interception return ... interception total stands as highest by an Army player since Kenny Dale Rowland nabbed five aerials in 1998 ... owned three pass breakups as well.

2004: Played in all 11 contests ... named to Conference USA All-Freshman Team at year’s end ... moved into starting lineup in midseason and remained fixture with lead cast ... started final six games at “whip” position ... first career start came during road trip to USF ... ranked fifth on team with 54 tackles ... tied for second on squad with two forced fumbles ... registered 48 hits over final seven games ... forged four tackles for loss, including one-half quarterback sack.

High School: Lettered three times at Perryton High in Perryton, Texas ... played for head coach Gary Newcomb ... earned four additional varsity letters in basketball and three in track and field ... served as grid team captain as a senior ... played quarterback and free safety ... named Amarillo Globe News A-3 “Player of the Year” ... garnered all-state honors during junior and senior years ... all-state on both offense and defense ... two-time all-conference choice ... all-district as well ... earned first team all-league honors at both positions as a senior ... rushed for 950 yards and 15 touchdowns during final campaign ... also passed for seven scores ... totaled 32 tackles, four forced fumbles, five pass breakups and one interception on defense ... sprinter on track team ... played guard on hardwood ... team captain in basketball as a senior ... active in local church youth group ... listed in “Who’s Who Among American High School Students” ... served as teacher’s aid for local elementary school.

Personal: Born Sept. 14, 1984 ... given name is Caleb Matthew Campbell ... parents’ names are Gregg and Stephanie Campbell ... older brother, Jacob, has been professional bull-rider ... younger brother, Jeremy. has prosthetic leg, but still played quarterback on high school football team ... participated in Paralympics World Games in track last fall ... remains a member of U.S. national team ... majoring in Latin American Studies.