Andrew Beisel was a tackling machine with captain energy and big-play instincts
In the 2014 season, Andrew Beisel anchored Missouri State’s defense as a co-captain and Defensive MVP candidate, finishing with 87 total tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss, two interceptions and four passes defended.[4][5] He also brought real edge: a three-year starter with 43 career starts, a 3.59 GPA, and a reputation for high assignment grades, he looked like the kind of linebacker who diagnoses quickly, plays reliably, and lifts the room as much as the stat sheet.[4][5][10]
