36 Curt Lukens

Curt Lukens Ohio State
Name
Curt Lukens
Nationality
usaUnited States
Position
FS, SS, OLB
Height
6'3"
Weight
200
Birthday
3/20/1985
Hometown
North Canton, OH
High School
North Canton Hoover
Current Team
Ohio State
Seasons
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

Defensive Stats

SeasonTeamGGSTklSoloAsstTFLTFL YdsSacksSack YdsFFFRIntInt YdsPBUBlkDef TD
2004Ohio State4000000000000000
2005Ohio State5011000000000000
Total-9011000000000000

Major: Consumer Affairs (2006), Business (2005), Undeclared (2003)

Weight: 215 (2005-06), 228 (2004), 200 (2003)

2006 Media Guide: Earned his first letter last year as a member of the special teams … good football player who has had his career beset with a series of injuries … is expected to compete for playing time on the weak side in the fall.

2005: Played in five games for a total of seven minutes, all of his time coming with the special teams … injured a knee against Texas and missed the next seven games before returning against Illinois … made his first career tackle in the season opener against Miami.

2005 Media Guide: Was moved to safety following the completion of the 2004 season after spending his first two years at linebacker … is a good athlete who should make the transition with very little difficulty … played at around 230 pounds last year but hopes to weigh a more safety-like 215 in the fall … runs very well and is a hitter … has a chance to be a contributor this year and is the kind of player who will be ready when his time comes.

2004: Played in the first four games of the year as a member of the special teams, but injured his shoulder while covering a kickoff at North Carolina State and missed the remainder of the season.

2004 Media Guide: Originally projected as a safety but finds himself among the weakside linebacker candidates entering fall camp … extremely intelligent and very competitive young player.

2003: Sat out his first year of collegiate competition learning from a talented group of veteran linebackers – redshirted.

High School: Won first-team All-Ohio honors as a senior and was the co-defensive player of the year in Division I … was the most valuable player in the Federal League … also the Stark County MVP … played linebacker in high school, but is projected as a safety for the Buckeyes … had 130 tackles as a senior, including 80 solos, 17 tackles-for-loss, 12 sacks and two INTs … also ran for 590 yards and had 20 receptions for 250 yards … had 125 tackles and 40 receptions for 970 yards as a junior … finished career with over 350 tackles, 33 sacks and eight INTs … on offense, career totals included more than 1,200 receiving yards and 600 rushing yards … also won All-Ohio honors as a junior … three-year starter in football while lettering three times in track and once in basketball … rated as the 49th best prospect in the Midwest by SuperPrep … 100 and 200-meter district champion in track as a junior … made four-consecutive playoff appearances during his career with two Federal League championships and a Final 8 appearance in 2001 … winning the Federal League title as a sophomore is his biggest thrill in sports to date … high school coach was Don Hertler.

Personal: Parents are Mark and Debbie Lukens … has two siblings, Chad and Corey … would like to visit Australia someday … likes to spend free time hunting, fishing or golfing … playing backyard football is one of his fondest childhood memories … earning the gold pants for beating Michigan is his favorite OSU football tradition … would be playing baseball it not of the football squad at Ohio State … goal this year (2006) is to get through the season without injuries.