versatile, hard-nosed Towson lineman with real blue-collar juice
In his Towson career, Dan Hurley was a tough, aggressive offensive lineman who could play guard and center, even filling in at center in 2009 and starting 22 of 27 games overall. He was repeatedly praised for his intensity, work ethic, size, and versatility, and he earned CAA Academic All-Conference honors twice. The biggest differentiator: he wasn’t just a body on the line — he was a reliable, adaptable trench piece who could stabilize multiple spots. That profile fits teams wanting toughness, intelligence, and a low-drama interior lineman.
