Tano Letuli

Tano Letuli is a rising star in the NCAAF, making a significant impact as a linebacker (LB) for the San Diego State Aztecs. Born and raised in San Diego, California, Letuli has seamlessly translated his local roots into a promising collegiate career in football. Standing at 6 feet 2 inches and weighing 240 pounds, his physical attributes have been a key asset on the field. As of his sophomore year in the 2024 season, Letuli has shown remarkable versatility and skill in his position. He played in 10 games, all of which he started, showcasing his reliability and importance to the team. His defensive stats are noteworthy, with 71 combined tackles, 39 solo tackles, and 32 assists. Letuli has also shown prowess in disrupting the opposition's game plan, recording 1.5 sacks with a total loss of 7.5 yards and 2 quarterback hits. His ability to read the game is evident from his 2.0 tackles for loss, amounting to 9.0 yards. Beyond tackling, Letuli has demonstrated his skill in ball handling and defense, with one interception that he returned for 20 yards and one fumble recovery, which notably resulted in a touchdown, highlighting his capability to turn defense into offense. He has also defended a pass and was responsible for causing an opposition fumble, further adding to his all-round capabilities on the field. Off the field, Letuli's discipline is reflected in his game through minimal penalties, with just two penalties for a loss of 30 yards, suggesting a player who not only plays hard but also smart. As he continues to develop and refine his skills, Tano Letuli remains a player to watch, embodying the spirit and tenacity of the San Diego State Aztecs.