Ball-hawking Utah State safety built on hard-hitting, turnover-chasing energy
Glasper has long been the kind of safety coaches trust to find the football and finish plays: in the 2001 season he started all seven games he was in the lineup, posted 60 tackles with six passes broken up, and forced three fumbles while recovering two more[12][13]. Utah State also highlighted him as a team leader and its hardest hitter, saying he was used in multiple ways because opponents had to account for his energy and range[2]. The fit? If a defense wants a physical, high-motor safety who plays with urgency and creates chaos, Glasper checks the box.
