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LAM

Kamari Federick

94th beats 94% of the NCAAF D-Line; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

Playing Timevs NCAAF D-Line▶
Games Played5
DefenseDefensevs NCAAF D-Line▶
Total Tackles1.628th1530/2141
Solo Tackles0.629th1484/2141
Sacks0.548th996/2141
Tackles for Loss0.574th468/2141
Passes Defended036th592/2141
Interceptions049th53/2141
Interception Return Yards049th34/2141
Defensive Touchdowns049th31/2141
5 games
DateOppTOTSOLOSACKTFLPBUINTDEF TD
LAMOct 24, 2026HCUHCU2101000
LAMOct 10, 2026UIWUIW1000000
LAMOct 3, 2026NWSTNWST1000000
LAMSep 12, 2026@IDHOIDHO310.51.5000
LAMAug 29, 2026ACUACU1100000

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