Ball-hawking App State DB who turned turnovers into a calling card
In the 2010 season, Mark LeGree was one of Appalachian State’s most decorated defenders and finished his college career as the active NCAA leader in interceptions, a huge sign of true game-changing instincts[3][4]. His best trait was obvious: elite ball skills and feel for the quarterback, highlighted by 22 career interceptions and a school-record-tying three-interception game in 2008[4][15]. He was also a reliable tackler and playmaker in space, but what really separated him was how often he flipped momentum for App State. If you want a defensive back with proven production, swagger, and nose-for-the-ball energy, LeGree absolutely fits the bill[10][12].
