Hopes to pick up where he left off last season when he was one of the top defensive players in NCAA Div. III … Really strong against the run, yet also has the mobility to be an effective inside pass rusher … “Plays with great energy and effort every single down,” according to the coaching staff … 2010: Earned a spot on D3football.com’s All-America Second Team, becoming the Scots’ first All-American since 2005 … Also was first-team all-region and all-North Coast Athletic Conference after leading the league and ranking tied for ninth nationally with 11.0 sacks, a school record for an interior lineman … Was among the top-40 in Div. III and tied for the most in the NCAC in tackles for loss with 14.5 for 93 yards … Notched multiple sacks during four games, highlighted by career-high 3.0 as part of seven tackles at No. 22 Wabash (Sept. 11) … Also had seven tackles against No. 9 Wittenberg (Nov. 13) and a career-high eight against Oberlin (Sept. 18) … Recorded at least five tackles in six games and 47 overall to rate seventh on the team in that category … 2009: Had a breakout year, tallying 33 tackles, including 3.0 sacks, and recovering three fumbles as a starter at defensive tackle the last nine games … Season-high seven tackles came against Denison (Sept. 26) and 1.5 sacks came at Allegheny (Oct. 31) … NCAC Defensive Player of the Week for six-tackle effort and recovered fumble at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept. 19) … Also had a fumble recovery on the opening kickoff at Earlham (Oct. 3) and recovered another on the Quakers’ initial offensive possession, setting the tone for a Wooster rout … Blocked a field goal that was returned 75 yards for a touchdown by teammate Hector Clavijo against Oberlin (Nov. 7) … Earned varsity letter … 2008: Played in four games as a freshman … Prior to Wooster: Played both sides of the ball as an end at Orange High School, garnering second-team all-district status for his efforts on offense as a senior … Personal: Born on Nov. 15, 1989 … Is the son of Scott and Synthia Terhune … Majoring in business economics.