GRADUATE (2025): Ibrahim turned in arguably the best defensive single season in Fire Football history. He led the NAIA in sacks (11), as well as tackles for loss (24/122 yards). He was second on the team in total tackles as a defensive lineman, notched a pass breakup, two forced fumbles, and a blocked kick. In three different games he recorded two sacks, and against Florida Memorial and Fort Lauderdale he notched 3.5 tackles for loss. His efforts were only recognized by the Sun Conference as First-Team All-Sun Conference and Sun Conference All-Academic, but the NAIA took notice. He is postseason accolades continue to collect as he has been named NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete, CSC Academic All-District, NAIA-VSN First-Team All-American, AFCA NAIA First-Team All-American, First-Team NAIA All-America, and most notably the 2025 Cliff Harris Award recipient for the NAIA's best defensive player.

GRADUATE (2024): Started at defensive end in all nine games. Captained the defense in the 37-0 win over Fort Lauderdale. Totaled 18 tackles, with six for loss. Grabbed six tackles for loss, with three for a loss of ten yards. a sack for a loss of six yards and a forced fumble in the 45-17 road win over Thomas. His efforts earned him First Team All-Sun Conference status. 

SENIOR (2023): Played in nine games, with 31 total tackles, 12 solo and 19 assisted. Concluding the season with two tackles for loss and half a sack. Against Webber he had a major forced fumble in the 17-9 win, and two pass breakups in back to back games.

PERSONAL: Son of Ann Scott and Michael Ibrahim... Dad Michael played football at the University of Maine... Spent one year at Mississippi College.