Chris Chamberlain was a rangy, disruptive Tulsa linebacker with real playmaking juice
In the 2007 season, Chris Chamberlain was one of Tulsa’s defensive engines, posting 104 solo tackles, 61 assists, 13 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 3 interceptions and 3 forced fumbles; he had also battled back from ACL surgery earlier in his career, which adds real edge to his profile.[5][11] Tulsa’s own program called him part of what was “perhaps the best linebacker corps in Conference USA,” praising his toughness, recovery, and production as a two-year starter with 26 career starts.[11][6] If you want a linebacker who brings range, instincts, and tone-setting intensity, Chamberlain checked those boxes in a big way.[5][11]
