**1. Justin Springer:** One rugged football player, Springer made a huge stop on third and 1 and showed great strength doing so.
**2. Daymond Patterson:** He’s going to be touching the football a ton this year and has break-away potential on every play. Caught four passes for 66 yards and rushed three times for 63 yards with a long gain of 51 yards.
**3. Steven Johnson:** His lively performance included team-best nine tackles, one for a loss.
**4. Chris Harris:** Had a huge 11-yard sack on a cornerback blitz and did a strong job in coverage.
**5. D.J. Beshears:** Averaged 42 yards on two kick returns and gained 14 yards on three rushes. Quick, quick, quick.
**6. Keeston Terry:** For a guy who switched to defense just weeks ago, Terry stood out in reserve and has the look of a future all-conference safety. Picked up four tackles, one for a loss. He’s an exciting talent.
**7. Isiah Barfield:** Big interception in the end zone, but then took the luster off that big play by trying to return it and getting tackled at the 1.
**8. Richard Johnson:** Defensive tackle got more penetration than in past years and was credited with four tackles, 1.5 for a loss.
**9. Olaitan Oguntodu:** Had five tackles and generally seemed to be in the right place at the right time.
**10. Jake Laptad:** Relatively quiet night against an offensive line that paid special attention to him, but he still managed two quarterback hurries.
**The Keegan Ratings: Season Standings**
1. Justin Springer (10 points)
2. Daymond Patterson (9 points)
3. Steven Johnson (8 points)
4. Chris Harris (7 points)
5. D.J. Beshears (6 points)
6. Keeston Terry (5 points)
7. Isiah Barfield (4 points)
8. Richard Johnson (3 points)
9. Olaitan Oguntodu (2 points)
10. Jake Laptad (1 point)
