Eli Hiscock brings downhill linebacker energy and early upside for Wagner
Hiscock looks like an early-career **developmental linebacker** with a physical, attack-minded profile: South Florida’s roster notes list him as a freshman LB, and his high school résumé included **82 career tackles**, plus junior-year production of **39 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss, and 2.5 sacks**.[2][1] That suggests a player who can pursue the ball, fit gaps, and bring some pass-rush juice rather than just clean up plays. For a team, the appeal is upside and motor more than polish right now, especially since there is no meaningful college stat line yet.[1][2]
