Instinctive, physical Temple corner who made game-changing plays
In the 2019 season at Temple, Harrison Hand emerged as a boundary corner with real pop: he started all 12 games, led the Owls with 59 tackles, and added 3 interceptions and 5 pass breakups while showing the versatility to play both man and zone. His biggest differentiator was playmaking confidence—he attacked the ball, showed toughness in run support, and produced in high-leverage moments against quality opponents. For a team needing an aggressive, competitive CB with proven production and a willingness to get dirty, he’s exactly the kind of feisty defender scouts love.
