Wofford’s do-it-all secondary menace
Alex Love was known at Wofford as a smooth, fluid defensive back with big special-teams value, including five blocked kicks in his Terrier career and a standout 41-inch vertical that screamed explosiveness. In the 2005 season, Wofford coaches described him as a player who could push for first-team cornerback reps while also providing depth at free safety, which tells you he was trusted for versatility and intensity—not just raw coverage skill. If you want a DB who brings athletic upside, physicality, and real punt-block chaos, Love fits the mold.
