Bucknell’s old-school tackling machine with a nose for splash plays
In the 2008 season, Todd Manjuck was a steady, high-impact Bucknell linebacker who started 10 games, finished second on the team with 67 tackles, and tied for the team lead with two fumble recoveries[13]. Earlier reporting also highlighted a career-high 14-tackle game and his first two career interceptions, a nice clue that he was more than just a clean-up tackler[3]. He looks like the kind of defender coaches trust because he shows up, hits hard, and produces in key moments—exactly the kind of gritty, reliable fit that makes a defense sturdier.
