David Rach was a disruptive, high-motor linebacker for Youngstown State
In the 2010 season, David Rach started all 11 games at SAM linebacker for Youngstown State and piled up 64 total tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries, and an interception-return takeaway against Penn State[1][3]. The appeal here is pretty clear: he was productive, assignment-sound, and active around the ball, with enough playmaking juice to flip a possession when the moment got spicy[1][3]. If a team wants a linebacker who brings intensity, contact balance, and reliable run support, Rach fits the mold; the stat line and game notes suggest a steady, physical defender rather than just a highlight seeker[1][3].
