a polished, high-IQ Ball State wideout with proven production and all-conference pedigree
In the 2010 season, Daniel Ifft was a reliable Ball State receiver who finished with 17 catches for 149 yards and a touchdown, and over his career he totaled 61 receptions for 760 yards and 7 scores. He stood out more as a savvy, dependable possession target than a pure burner, with strong ball skills, good size at 6-3, and a track record of big-play efficiency earlier in his career, including 17.3 yards per catch in the 2008 season. His résumé also shows durability, steady development, and elite off-field character, capped by team leadership recognition and a strong academic profile—exactly the kind of player coaches trust.
