Richie Grant continues to lead the way with the highest overall grade on defense. Trysten Hill, Titus Davis and Rashard Causey also had great games. Kyle Gibson rebounded well from a bad performance at Memphis. Nevelle Clarke and Eriq Gilyard were graded very poorly. Gillyard had a 21.7 tackling grade.
Nate Evans was the AAC Defensive Player of the Week with 10 tackles, a sack, PBU and fumble recovery for a TD, but received a mostly pedestrian grade.
Here is how they graded by position:
Defensive Line:
Trysten Hill (45) - 77.8
Titus Davis (58) - 76.7
Anthony Montalvo (10) - 70.7
Kenny Turnier (21) - 70.1
Joey Connors (48) - 69.9
Gabe Luyanda (27) - 68.0
Aaron Cochran (36) - 66.6
A.J. Wooten (44) - 64.9
Brendon Hayes (53) - 61.8
Mason Cholewa (13) - 61.2
Randy Charlton (37) - 58.7
Linebackers:
Pat Jasinski (37) - 70.8
Eric Mitchell (28) - 68.9
Nate Evans (55) - 63.7
Shawn Burgess-Becker (6) - 61.3
Kalia Davis (18) - 60.0
Eriq Gilyard (43) - 50.3
Secondary:
Richie Grant (83) - 81.1
Rashard Causey (98) - 73.0
Kyle Gibson (81) - 70.8
Jermaine McMillian (13) - 68.2
Antwan Collier (19) - 66.4
Keenan Johnson (15) - 66.6
Brandon Moore (98) - 66.1
Nevelle Clarke (92) - 57.9
