College Career
Carswell then attended Liberty University where he played both running back for two seasons and tight end for his final two seasons. As a sophomore in 1991, he recorded 435 rushing yards and five touchdowns. As a senior he recorded 32 receptions for 259 yards. He finished his career with 65 receptions for 511 yards and two touchdowns. While at Liberty, Carswell was coached at Liberty by former Cleveland Browns' head coach Sam Rutigliano.
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