Dominic Frasch brings proven playmaking juice to Cal Poly’s secondary
Frasch has a real history of making quarterbacks pay: in the 2019 season, Cal Poly said he led the nation with 1.9 passes defended per game and added a team-best three interceptions, a strong signal of ball skills and on-field awareness. He’s the kind of DB who can tilt a game with closing speed and instincts, and Cal Poly’s staff has previously described him as an “extremely explosive athlete.” For a team needing competitive edge and turnover potential, he looks like a high-upside fit.
