Sunday, April 27, 2008

Reggie Corner Akron Buffalo Bill 4th round

by Steve

Evident the Bills are hedging their bet. And they feel like whatever they do in the first round they have to duplicate in the 4th round ala 2007. He is old, 24, and is small 5'7ish but he is a ball hawk with 7 picks last year. Too bad he played in the MAC. Maybe he made some sick tackles om James Starks, who knows.


Listed as a senior last year, but gained a fifth year of eligibility after meeting NCAA progress towards a degree requirements ... Tabbed preseason second team All-Mid-American Conference by MAC Report Online.
Senior (2006): A preseason first team All-MAC selection by The Sporting News, Corner had a streak of 25 consecutive starts snapped at North Carolina State ... Did play all 12 games, starting 10 ... Although he did not start in the upset win over the Wolfpack, he tallied four tackles ... Led the Zips with four interceptions, tying for 44th nationally and fifth in the MAC with .33 picks per game ... Also, with eight pass breakups to go along with his four INTs, ranked fifth in the MAC and 39th-t in the NCAA in passes defended (1.0 per game) ... Had 44 tackles on the season ... Picked off his first pass of the season at Central Michigan ... Followed that with a pick and six tackles, five solo, in a win over North Texas ... Recorded a season-high seven tackles at Toledo ... Third INT of the season was in a win over Buffalo ... Ended the season versus Western Michigan with a five-tackle performance and an interception, which was returned 38 yards.
Junior (2005): Started all 13 games at cornerback ... Led the team and ranked tied for 93rd nationally in passes defended (0.85 pg) ... matched Dionte Henry with a team-best two interceptions ... One of just two players to start all 13 games in the secondary (also John Mackey) ... Opened the year with four solo stops at Purdue ... Had five tackles at Miami and matched that mark at Ball State, including four solo stops ... Returned a pick 14 yards in Akron’s 24-14 win at Bowling Green ... Recorded his second interception of the season versus Ohio, bringing the ball back 15 yards ... Tallied a season-high six tackles, including five solo stops, versus. Memphis in the Motor City Bowl ... Earned the defense’s Most Improved Player Award (along with Jermaine Reid).
Sophomore (2004): Started all 11 games at cornerback ... Tied for the team lead with six pass breakups ... Six of his seven tackles were solo stops at Virginia ... Tallied a career-high 10 tackles (eight solo) as the Zips topped Central Florida by a 26-21 score ... Picked off his first career pass and finished with seven tackles (five solo) in a 35-23 win over Ball State ... Snagged his second interception of the season to go along with three solo stops at Ohio.
Freshman (2003): Enrolled in January and sat out the fall while fulfilling academic requirements.
Prior to Akron: As a senior had three interceptions and caught 43 passes for 739 yards and 12 touchdowns ... 45 catches for 749 yards and eight scores in 2001 ... a two-time All-Ohio selection ... first team all-district and all-county as a junior and senior ... first team pick by the Canton Repository ... member of McKinley’s 1998 state championship team ... also ran track where he was a member of the state champion 4x400 relay team

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