Ball State cornerback with early-career depth and game reps
Cooper’s Ball State profile shows a defensive back who has already earned a letter by appearing in 11 games and making at least one tackle in six of them, with a season-high three tackles against Western Michigan. That points to a player who can contribute on special teams and provide reliable depth in the secondary, even if the available stats do not yet show him as a high-volume playmaker. The main appeal is steady, experience-building production; the missing piece is public data on ball skills, coverage impact, or injury history, so he looks more like a developmental fit than an instant-impact corner.[2]
