Ball-Hawking Govs DB with Proven Playmaking Juice
In the 2008 season, Kevis Buckley emerged as a true takeaway threat for Austin Peay, leading the Ohio Valley Conference with 6 interceptions and ranking among the nation’s better ball hawks at the position. He also showed real two-way defensive value as a starting corner who could flip field position and create game-changing moments. What makes him pop is the instinctive, aggressive style: he plays with confidence, anticipation, and a knack for being around the football—exactly the kind of DB who can tilt a game even when the stat line is quiet.
