In his second season with the Indiana State football program as an assistant coach is Danny Sabock. Sabock coaches the Sycamore linebackers.
The Sycamore linebackers were key to the team's success in 2011 as evidenced by the naming of Aaron Archie, Jacolby Washington and Ryan Roberts to the All-Missouri Valley Conference Team.
Archie led ISU in tackles, finishing tied for 12th nationally and second in the conference with 122 stops for the season. His 122 tackles this season rank 12th in Indiana State history for a single-season total and moves his career total to 299, just one shy of becoming the 15th member of ISU's 300 Tackle Club. Archie put together his best game of the season against Youngstown State, recording a season-high 18 tackles with 2.5 for loss and two sacks.
Washington finished the year third in the conference and second on the team with 120 total tackles, including a team-leading 81 assisted stops. Washington's 120 tackles this season rank 16th all-time at Indiana State, while his 10.9 tackles per game were good for this season 15th on a national scale. He ranked fourth on the team with five tackles for loss while also making a pair of sacks.
Roberts recorded 66 tackles this season, including seven stops for a loss, ranking third on the team in tackles for loss. Roberts posted a season-high of 12 tackles against Youngstown State on Sept. 24, with six solo and assisted tackles. He intercepted one pass, coming in the season finale against Southern Illinois and tied for fourth on the team with three pass breakups.
He spent the 2010 campaign working in Player Development for Rutgers.
Prior to working at Rutgers, Sabock was a standout player for Elmhurst College.
