92 Days Until CCSU - No. 92, Matthew Laub

The football season starts in 92 days, and continue our 92 day countdown towards the Lehigh football season.

Today, we highlight sophomore LB Matthew Laub.

Listed Height: 6'3"
Listed Weight: 230
Major: Business
Hometown: Coplay, PA
High School: Parkland HS, PA

Fun Fact: When senior LS Kyle Lechner went down with an injury before the Liberty game last year, Laub was asked to step up and take over those critical duties in one of the biggest games of the season. In that game, LFN's Freshman of the year "came up aces" according to head coach Andy Coen, perfect on all his snaps. "In front of 17,000 people screaming at him, he did great," he said. "Not a lot of kids can do that, and in a game like that [a 28-26 Lehigh win] every one was critical."

2012 Stats: 15 Tackles, 10 solo tackles, 1 sack
2013: Will compete for starting position at inside linebacker

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