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3rd-Lowest catch rate allowed, Big Ten CBs...Season: Played in 14 games, making one start...Finished with 26 tackles (18 solo), a half-tackle for loss, one interception and six pass breakups. Scouted games in 2024---. Illinois (9/28): Posted two tackles and added a pass breakup.; Ohio State (11/2): Recorded three tackles (one solo) and a half-tackle for loss plus a pass breakup.... Elliot Washington II and Daequan Hardy were teammates at Penn State. They were teammates during the 2023 football season.
Tied with Mansoor Delane with Most forced incompletions, SEC CBs in 2025, but Ricks gave up 655 receiving yards this season (per PFF), the most in the SEC and seventh-most nationally. No Aggie player has allowed more receiving yards in a season since Charles Oliver (664) in 2018. Ricks surrendered 6/115/1 vs. USC, per PFF. Vogel: "Good man coverage ability. Attacks the catch point and the hands very well. Stays very well in phase. Finds the football well downfield."....
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