Kennesaw State University Athletics

CAREER HONORS:
2016: Big South Honor Roll

2017 (JUNIOR): Appeared in 12 games at defensive back … finished with eight total tackles (four solo, four assisted) … recorded a season-high two tackles against No. 3 Jacksonville State in the quarterfinals of the FCS Playoffs.

2016 (SOPHOMORE): Played in four games as a defensive back… Totaled six tackles... Recorded a career-high three tackles versus Point (Sept. 10)... Tallied two tackles at Furman (Oct. 1)… Tallied a tackle in the Owls’ home opener versus ETSU (Sept. 3)… Played a key role on special teams.

2015 (SOPHOMORE): Redshirted.

PRIOR TO KSU: Appeared in five games at LaGrange College, while playing safety...Compiled 43 tackles (33 solo), three tackles for loss, four interceptions for 98 return yards and three pass breakups…Enjoyed a breakout game in a 24-17 win over rival Huntingdon College with 13 tackles, one TFL and a game-sealing interception that was returned for 75 yards…Earned USA South Conference Defensive Player of the Week…Honored with Rookie Defensive Player of the Week for the performance…Selected to the USA South All-Conference Second Team.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year letterwinner at nearby Marietta High, playing both safety and wide receiver in 2012…Helped lead the Blue Devils to the second round of the Class 6A state playoffs, defeating then No. 1 state ranked Lowndes Vikings, 30-27…Helped the team finish 8-4…Named Defensive Player of the Week by Cobb County…2012: Accumulated 49 tackles, one fumble recovery, one interception and a Defensive Player of the Week award…2013: Named Honorable Mention All-Region 4-6A honors as a senior…Tallied 41 tackles, one forced fumble, three interceptions (two returned for touchdowns), one reception for 44 yards…Played in Cobb County All-Star Senior Bowl to end high school career.

PERSONAL: Full name is Terrance Bulock, Jr…Born November 4, 1995 in Marietta, Ga...Son of Glenda Shelton and Terrance BulockSr….Has two siblings, Rodney and Titan Bulock…Chose Kennesaw State because it was closer to home and wanted to at the Division-I level... Majoring in integrative studies.