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BW ATHLETICS INFORMATION:  Brock Hull played four seasons of football at Baldwin Wallace University (2013-2016), was a team captain, earned three varsity letters, twice was selected Alll-Ohio Athletic Conference and twice was named as BW's Most Outstanding Defensive Back.

In addition, Brock was named as a Scholar-Athlete and Graduate School Scholarship recipient by the National Football Foundation's Northeastern Ohio Chapter.

ACADEMIC HONORS:  Brock carries a 3.193 grade point average and is a Dean's List student.

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR: Brock was named as a Scholar-Athlete and Graduate School Scholarship recipient by the National Football Foundation's Northeastern Ohio Chapter.

ACADEMIC ALL-OAC:  As a sophomore in 2014-2015, Brock earned Academic All-OAC honors.

ALL-OAC HONORS:  As a junior in 2015-2016, Brock earned second-team All-OAC honors. As a senior in 2016-2017, he was an honorable mention All-OAC selection.

TEAM CAPTAIN:  Brock is a 2016 team quad captain.

MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE BACK:  As a junior in 2015-2016 and senior in 2016-2017, Brock received the BW Most Outstanding Defensive Back Award. He shared the award with Trypp Washington '17 as a senior.

CAREER SYNOPSIS:  Brock played four years of football and earned three varsity letters. The senior quad captain twice All-OAC honors. He helped BW to compile a 21-19 four-year record.

Individually, Brock started for three years and saw varsity action all four seasons and in 32 games. He had 120 career tackles, including 68 solo stops, four tackles for loss, one quarterback sack and two hurries. He also intercepted five passes, had 15 total pass breakups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.
                                             
THROUGH-THE-YEARS:   As a freshman in 2013-2014, Brock played his first season of football and earned a certificate of participation. He split time between the junior varsity and the varsity teams at the saftey position. He played in two varsity games and had one tackle. BW finished 6-4 overall.

As a sophomore in 2014-2015, Brock played his second season of football and earned his first varsity letter. He split time between outside linebacker and safety and the special teams and was a member of the defensive rotation. Brock also excelled academically and earned Academic All-OAC accolades. He had 10 total tackles, including one for loss, with one pass breakup and one quarterback hurry. BW finished 5-5 overall.

As a junior in 2015-2016, Brock played his third season of football and earned his second letter. The second-team All-OAC selection started at safety. Brock started all 10 games and was sixth on the tea in total tackles with 58, including 34 solo stops, 2.5 tackles for loss (14 yards) and one quarterback sack (minus 12 yards). He led the team with three interceptions, had four total pass breakups and forced one fumble. He earned the Most Outstanding Defensive Back Award at the team's annual post-season banquet. BW finished 7-3 overalll.

As a senior in 2016-2017, Brock played his fourth season of football and earned his third varsity letter. Brock started at free safety and is one of the top defensive backs in the North Region of Division III. The team quad captain earned All-OAC honors for the second straight season, was BW's Most Outstanding Defensive Back for the second straight season (shared the award with Trypp Washington '17) and was tabbed as a Scholar-Athlete and Post-Graduate Scholarship winner by the Northeast Ohio Chapter of the National Football Foundation. Brock played in all 10 games, was fourth on the team with 51 tackles, including 30 solo stops, including one for loss and a QB hurry. He also intercepted two passes, broke up foiur others and recovered a fumble. BW finished 3-7 overall.
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HOMETOWN & HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: Brock Hull grew up in Boardman, Ohio and graduated from Boardman High School.

Brock played football and basketball. He earned two varsity letters in football.

Brock was an honorable mention and All-Federal League selection.

This page was last updated by the DAC on February 3, 2017