MOBILE, Ala. – The Swiss Army knife has been in existence for nearly 150 years, an instrument with multiple tools that can accomplish any number of tasks.
University of South Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack has been on the job less than a year, having joined the Jaguar coaching staff in the middle of January. But it didn't take him long to figure out that he might have the football equivalent of the famous implement at his disposal this fall.
"I think that's a great analogy," says Wommack. "Kalen is such a versatile player; he can run with someone man-to-man, he can fall back in the box and play linebacker — he's done that before — and he can blitz off the edge.