Sterling Galban brings proven WR production and versatile game-breaking value to ETSU
Galban’s appeal is his proven ability to produce in multiple roles: after posting 28 catches for 433 yards and 3 touchdowns in 2022 at Jacksonville State, he added 25 catches for 210 yards at UMass in 2024 and 6 catches for 35 yards at ETSU in 2025, while also contributing on returns and even lining up for a trick-play completion.[1][2][5][10] The separator is versatility and contact-competitive effort rather than gaudy volume, which makes him a useful fit for a staff that wants a receiver who can move around, handle special teams work, and create value beyond the box score.[1][2][4][11]
