If you look at the picture of M. carolinensis you should see horn like projections on the sides on the pronotum, which I do not see on this individual. The small spines I see between the antennal segments and the and the spines at the tips of the elytra point me to the tribe Elaphidiini. Looking at the coloration, shape of the pronotum, the elongation, and the shpe of the elytra around the humeri, I would call it Anelaphus parallelus

This is a cerambycid, but not a sawyer (Monochamus). Once you see a real sawyer you'll never be confused! This image matches several genera, but a perusal of Yanega's book would yield a match pretty quickly. It would be a big help to know the size (accurately).