ETSU DB Cole Horine brings proven two-way production and playmaker instincts
Cole Horine enters ETSU with a strong all-around résumé: he was a 3-year starter at Watauga, committed as a linebacker/strong safety, and posted 140+ tackles, 6 interceptions, and 15 touchdowns for a four-time conference champion team.[1][3] His value goes beyond raw stats—he clearly has high-end football instincts, physicality, and versatility, plus a competitive track record as a winner and former athlete of the year.[3] If you want a defensive back who can tackle, cover, and contribute with a mature, hard-working edge, Horine is a compelling fit.[2][3]
