Marist’s playmaking DB with real ball-hawking DNA
Huck Correia made his mark at Marist as a tough, instinctive defensive back with takeaway juice—he was a 2003 MAAC Defensive Rookie of the Year, finished that season third on the team with 71 tackles and a team-best 37 solo stops, and later added first-team All-MAAC recognition and multiple interceptions in his career. His value goes beyond the box score: he showed range, physicality, and a knack for showing up in big moments, which is exactly the kind of tone-setting defensive presence coaches love.
