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What does DT mean in college football?
DT
In college football, Defensive Tackle means: An interior defensive lineman who plays inside against the run and pass. It is used to describe positions context in college football.
Quick Answer
In college football, Defensive Tackle means: An interior defensive lineman who plays inside against the run and pass. It is used to describe positions context in college football.
Definition
An interior defensive lineman who plays inside against the run and pass.
How CFB Track Uses It
CFBTrack uses Defensive Tackle context in roster and player research surfaces where position labels affect role, depth, and stat interpretation.
Related Glossary Terms
Defensive LineThe defensive front that lines up closest to the ball.Nose TackleA defensive tackle aligned over or near the center, often used in three-man fronts.A-GapThe gap between the center and guard.CenterThe offensive lineman who snaps the ball.CornerbackA defensive back who primarily covers wide receivers.Defensive EndA defensive lineman who plays on the edge of the line.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24