2016: Dubose ranked fourth on the team, catching 17 passses for 264 yards and three scores.  He averaged 15.5 yards a catch and 24 yards per game.  He started all but one game for Carson-Newman.  He tallied a 100-yard receiving performance in week two with six catches for 104 yards and a score against Saint Augustine's (9/10).  His touchdown catch against the Falcons was a 42-yarder.  The catches and yards were both careeer highs.  He also scored touchdowns against Newberry (10/15) and Limestone (10/29).  He had multiple catches against the Wolves, Wingate (10/22) and Saints.  

2015: Converted to wide receiver and made an immediate impact at the position.  Appeared in all 12 games for the Eagles with five catches for 105 yards and a score.  Dubose's five catches were speared over five different games. However, he snagged a 66-yard touchdown catch against the University of the Cumberlands (9/3) in the Eagles' opener.  The 66-yard catch was the third longest reception of the season for the Eagles. 

2014: Made two appearances as Carson-Newman's backup quarterback against Mars Hill (10/4) and Wingate (11/15).  He rushed four times for 12 yards between those two games and completed the only pass he threw on the year for 12 yards. 

2013: Medically redshirted, after rushing the ball twice for two yards in mop up duty in the opener against Wayne State (9/5).  Injured prior to week two.

High School: Dubose passed for 1,581 yards and rushed for 871 more as the starting quarterback for the Darlington Falcons.  The 6-0 fire baller threw for a season high 229 yards and three scores in a 33-30 loss to Hartsville.  That game, he also rushed 16 times for 110 yards and another touchdown.  Dubose pummeled Lamar on the ground in week three of his senior year, picking up 162 yards on 13 carries – 12.46 yards a touch – plus a season best three TDs.  Dubose put the ball in the end zone 26 times in his senior season, 17 through the air and nine on the ground.  Dubose was his team's offensive MVP in 2009 as a freshman the region's top offensive back in 2012 as well as the region's player of the year for 2012.  Made the all-zone first team and the all-region first team. 

Personal: Academically, was a member of Darlington's A/B honor roll and was the student body vice president.  The son of William and Cheryl Dubose, his father played football at South Carolina State.  Was also recruited by Duke, Wofford, South Carolina State, Catawba and the Citadel.  Plans to major in pre-med at Carson-Newman.