Boise State’s Milo Lopez brings veteran safety instincts and special-teams grit
In the 2024 season, Milo Lopez was a depth-piece safety and special-teams contributor for Boise State, appearing in one game at Oregon and logged as a senior after arriving from Cerritos College[1]. His calling card is experience: at Cerritos in the 2022 season, he posted 68 tackles in 11 games, and his high school résumé shows a high-motor, ball-hawking defender with 102 tackles, 14 pass breakups, and four interceptions as a senior[2]. If you want a physical, multi-phase defender who can tackle, trigger fast, and help on special teams, he’s the kind of under-the-radar fit that earns trust.
