Aubrey Bennett’s Marist tenure is a classic DB calling card: steady, sticky, and disruptive
Aubrey Bennett was a productive Marist defensive back in the early 2000s, with 40 tackles and nine pass breakups in the 2003 season, and a career total of 34 pass breakups that earned him All-MAAC First Team recognition[3][5]. What makes him stand out is the ball production: he wasn’t just a tackler, he consistently got hands on throws and helped flip possessions. At 5-foot-9, 180 pounds, he fit the mold of a competitive, physical defensive back who played bigger than the frame and brought reliable coverage impact[2][5].
