Rakeem Knight gives Bethune-Cookman a disruptive interior presence in the rotation
Rakeem Knight has been a useful **defensive tackle rotation** piece for Bethune-Cookman, appearing in nine games and posting five tackles, including four solo stops and two tackles for loss, which points to real backfield disruption when he’s on the field.[1] That kind of interior production is valuable for teams looking for a dependable DL with a knack for getting penetration rather than just eating blocks, and his past recruiting profile also shows he has long been viewed as a true defensive tackle build.[2]
