Reliable Wofford Tight End Known for Blocking, Versatility, and Big-Game Timing
Harpe’s profile points to a tight end who mattered in Wofford’s run-heavy identity: he contributed as both a TE and long snapper, and in the 2011 season he played in all 12 games with one start while working in the ground game. Earlier Wofford notes show the tight ends were key to the rushing attack, and Harpe had a knack for scoring when called upon, including a two-touchdown playoff performance against North Dakota State. That combination of versatility, toughness, and trust in high-leverage spots makes him the kind of player coaches usually love.
