Kyle Dugger
American american football player

Kyle Dugger

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American american football player
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22 March 1996(Fayetteville, USA)
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Kyle Dugger is an American football safety who played for Lenoir–Rhyne. He played high school football at Whitewater High School in Fayetteville, Georgia.

High school career

Primarily playing basketball at Whitewater High School, Dugger did not start on the football team until his senior year. Lenoir–Rhyne was one of three schools that offered Dugger, along with Berry College and Reinhardt University.

College career

After redshirting his freshman year, Dugger became an immediate starter in the Bears secondary his redshirt freshman year. He played cornerback during his redshirt freshman season but switched to safety before his sophomore season, which he also redshirted due to a meniscus injury. He recorded three interceptions and three fumble recoveries during his junior season.

Dugger utilized his athleticism during his senior year, at one point returning two punts for touchdowns within a seven-minute span against Virginia–Wise. For his play in his senior season, Dugger was awarded the Cliff Harris Award in 2019, given to the best small-school defensive player. Dugger also participated in the 2020 Senior Bowl, where scouts praised his field instincts.

Scouts praised Dugger for his speed on the field, projecting him at either safety, cornerback or returner in the NFL.