Coe's Frank Weymiller Is A College Football Leader In One Stat
By Chelsi McDonald, TV9 Sports
Coe seniors defensive lineman Frank Weymiller (left) and safety Demetreus Johnson are preseason All-Americans for the Kohawks. Photographed during media day at the Coe College on Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012, in northeast Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette-KCRG)
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Coe College's defensive lineman Frank Weymiller leads all of college football - not just Coe's Division III - in forced fumbles in the 2012 season.
It's not often that a small college athlete leads the entire country in anything, so TV9's Chelsi McDonald caught up with the Kohawk to talk about his knack for ripping the ball loose.
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