FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky State defensive back Navy Curry has emerged as one of the top playmakers in Division II football this season, leading the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and tying for third nationally with four interceptions.
Curry’s ball-hawking play has been a consistent bright spot for the Thorobreds’ defense, which has relied on his ability to create turnovers in key moments. His four interceptions have come at critical points in multiple games, helping shift momentum and keep KSU competitive throughout conference play. Coaches credit Curry’s rise to strong preparation and improved discipline in the secondary. His performance places him among the elite defensive backs in the country and highlights the strength of the Thorobreds’ defensive scheme. Kentucky State continues conference action in the coming weeks, with Curry expected to remain a central figure in the team’s efforts to close the season on a strong note.