Bones Marks brings proven ball production to Tarleton State’s secondary
Bones Marks stands out as a disruptive defensive back with verified playmaking upside: at Tyler Junior College, he appeared in 10 of 11 games and recorded 11 pass breakups, a strong indicator of coverage instincts and hands in the air game.[2] Tarleton lists him as a DB wearing No. 28, and his profile suggests a fit for a defense that values aggressive coverage and turnover potential rather than just tackle volume.[2][3] If you want a secondary piece who can challenge throws and compete with confidence, he’s a name worth tracking.
