Justin Crosier named second team All-Ohio by Ohio College Football
Justin Crosier named Second Team All-Ohio by Ohio College Football
Ohio College Football release: http://www.ohiocollegefootball.com/members/ocf/blog/VIEW/00000061/000023...
Bluffton University senior Justin Crosier (Columbus/Hamilton Township) added another piece of hardware to his resume when he was named Second Team All-Ohio by OhioCollegeFootball.com for Division 3 following his final campaign on the gridiron.
This follows Crosier being selected Second Team All-North Region by D3Football.com for the second straight season. Crosier was Bluffton's first-ever two-time All-North Region selection by D3football.com.
Crosier also took home his second consecutive first team All-Heartland Conference honor after leading the Beavers to their best season since 2004. For the second straight year, Crosier led the HCAC in tackles-for-a-loss (16.5) and he was second in the conference with six sacks. The pre-season All-American nose tackle equaled Jake Luthy for second on the team with 56 stops after topping the Beavers (63 tackles) in 2010.
He ended his career first all time with 50.5 TFL's and seventh all time with 219 total tackles. Crosier also finished with 15.5 sacks, six quarterback hurries, four forced fumbles and two blocked kicks. He was a three-time All-HCAC performer, earning honorable mention as a sophomore.
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