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3 solo 2 asst, 0.5 TFL, 0.5 sack vs AL, 4 solo 3 asst 1 TFL vs Texas, and 3 solo 2 asst and 0.5 TFL vs GT, all scouted. Juice off the edge as a pass rusher. @Rob__Paul: "showcased ridiculous movement skills. His lateral quickness + range are sick. Cole should shine as a full-time starter this season after being one of eight SEC LBs to register 18+ pressures & 20+ defensive stops last season."
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8 solos with 7 assists vs Oregon and logged 10 tackles and a sack against UCLA, both scouted. He's a transfer who spent 2 years at UNC before arriving at PSU. After leading Penn State in tackles in 2025, Campbell committed to Tennessee on January 9, 2026. Campbell's averaged 4.56 solo tackles per game over his career, and sure-tackling linebackers are needed in the Buffalo corral. In his sophomore season, 2024, Campbell recorded a seven tackles and one and a half tackles for loss in the scouted home-opener against Charlotte, and put up a sack, four tackles, and a forced fumble of his career in the scouted season-opener at Minnesota. Talk about production in scouted games!
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