Donald Porter brings ball-hawking upside to Stony Brook’s secondary
Donald Porter’s best-known Stony Brook season came in 2011, when he played in all 13 games, started seven, and produced 51 tackles, six interceptions, and eight pass breakups, making him a true playmaker at cornerback. That stat line points to a defensive back who could flip drives with range, instincts, and aggressive hands—exactly the kind of profile that matters beyond raw tackle totals. If you value turnover creation and coverage disruption, Porter’s production suggests a defender with real impact potential.
