Albany’s tackling machine and tone-setting LB
Colin Disch is a classic high-volume inside linebacker whose game was built on production, instincts, and toughness; in the 2004 season he led the NEC in total tackles with 131, and by the 2007 season he had become Albany’s all-time tackles leader with 407 while still piling up 61 tackles despite missing time with a knee injury. The big takeaway: he’s the kind of defender who finds the football, plays through contact, and brings steady, veteran impact—exactly the sort of mid-level linebacker who can stabilize a defense.
