Conroy Black was a ball-hawking Utah corner with legit closing speed
In the 2011 season, Conroy Black was an honorable mention All-Pac-12 corner who started all 13 games, tied for the conference lead with four interceptions, and added 39 tackles and four pass breakups for Utah. His calling card was easy to spot: 4.35 speed, sticky coverage, and a knack for turning turnovers into momentum-swinging plays, including a 67-yard pick-six against UCLA. The extra value is the intangibles—he came off as a high-motor, playmaking defensive back who fit a pressure defense and could change a game without needing a ton of help.
