GREENSBORO, July 13, 2009 – The North Carolina A&T football program added three signees as the 2009 season approaches quickly. On Monday, head coach Alonzo Lee announced the signing of two defensive players and one offensive lineman.

Cornerback Kevin Green (6-foot, 185 pounds, Tallahassee, Fla.) offensive tackle Terrance Humes (6-5, 320, Compton, Calif.) and linebacker Eteyen Edet (6-2, 240, Fort Washington, Md.) all signed with other schools before coming to N.C. A&T.

Green comes to North Carolina A&T after spending one season with the Purdue Boilermakers of the Big 10. He played in nine games for the Boilermakers in 2008. Purdue signed Green out of Rickards High School, where he put together a stellar career. Rivals.com ranked him 64^th nationally among cornerbacks.

As a senior, he recorded 49 tackles, recovered three fumbles, returned two fumbles for touchdowns and has an interception. Green’s play earned him All-State, All-Big Bend and All-District honors.

Humes is a junior college transfer out of San Bernardino Valley Junior College. He was a two-year starter for SBVJC. As a high school standout at San Bernardino High School, Humes was a two-time All-San Andreas League member. Humes was named Cardinal Lineman of the Year during his junior and senior seasons in high school.

Edet was highly-recruited coming out of Friendly High School. Scouts.com rated him the No. 41 linebacker in the country. Edet turned down Louisville, Ohio, Pitt, Michigan State and UNC to sign with the University of Maryland. After his decision to play at Maryland did not work out, he spent one season at North Carolina Tech Prep School, where he had a successful season.