a relentless Miami (OH) interior force with proven disruption upside
In the 1999 season, Andy Aracri was an all-conference caliber defensive tackle for Miami (OH), leading the MAC in tackles for loss with 20–21 and adding a team-best 10 quarterback hurries, which screams disruption from the interior[4][10][14][15]. He was also a first-team All-MAC selection and a two-time team award winner, with a reputation for toughness after playing through injury in 2000[4][3]. If a team wants a down-to-down tone-setter who wins with leverage, motor, and backfield violence, Aracri is the kind of trenches dog that makes everyone around him look faster.
