TERRENCE PATRICK'S BIO
Number: #94
Position:DE
Height:6'4"
Weight: 275 lbs.
Team:Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Hometown:Bronx, NY
• Attended Mercyhurst College
• Mount St. Miceal High School graduate, 2000
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2006: Calgary Stampeders
Appeared in all 18 regular season games including and the Scotiabank West Semifinal…Set a career mark with 32 defensive tackles and six quarterback sacks…Also recorded one tackle for a loss and one knockdown.
2005: Calgary Stampeders
Played in 13 regular season games including the Western Semi-Final…As a young defensive lineman Patrick woked his way onto the field and recording 20 defensive tackles, three tackles for a loss and a couple quarterback sacks…Learning from Defensive Coordinator Denny Creehan and Defensive Line Coach Casey Creehan Patrick showed continual improvement throughout the season.
College Career
In 2004 Patrick played in all eleven games ... tied for third on team with 59 total tackles, 5th on the team in solo tackles with 36 ... finished second in the GLIAC with 8.5 sacks for a loss of 52 yards, finished first in the GLIAC in tackles for a loss (21 tackles for a loss of 94 yards) ... was also second on team in passes broken up (7) ... registered one quarterback hurry, one forced fumble, and two fumble recoveries ... named to Second Team All-GLIAC ... in 2003 he played in all 11 games...recorded 35.5 total tackles (26 solo and 19 assisted)...had ten tackles for a loss of 39 yards...also had 4.5 sacks for 23 yards, one recovered fumble, two forced fumbles and two of the teams four blocked kicks, including the potential game-tying field goal against Indianapolis with about seven seconds left in the game...named to GLIAC Honourable Mention team...was Special Teams Player of the Week in the GLIAC on October 27...in 2002 Patrick played in ten games...had 20.5 total tackles (16 solo)...had two tackles for a loss for seven yards, one sack for four yards, one pass broken up and had the team's only blocked kick...in 2001 he played in seven games...finished with a total of 20 tackles.
Personal
Patrick attended Mount St. Michael High School...he played football all four years and was named to both the All League and All Conference teams...also played basketball for three years...parents are Shirley and Jeff
