Ball State DT Conrad Slaughter: experienced, steady interior anchor
Conrad Slaughter profiles as a **veteran, three-year starter** for Ball State, which matters because interior defensive line play is often about reliability, leverage, and snap-to-snap toughness rather than flashy box-score numbers.[6][5] ESPN lists him as a Ball State **defensive tackle** with career stats tracked in the NCAAF database, but the clearest differentiator from available reporting is his long-term presence and experience in the middle of the defense.[1][5][6] If your team values a composed, battle-tested DT who can hold the point of attack and stabilize the front, he looks like a fit.
