Aycen Stevens

#42 · DL · Sr. · Virginia Tech6′5″ · 264 lb · Indianapolis, IN · Decatur Central

9.5 tackles for loss in 8 games; their best was 2.5 vs Georgia Tech.
vs VMI: 1.5 tackles for loss, W1.5WVMIvs Old Dominion: 1 tackle for loss, W1WODUat Maryland: 1 tackle for loss, W1W@MDat Boston College: 1 tackle for loss, W1W@BCvs Pittsburgh: 1 tackle for loss, L1LPITTat California: 1.5 tackles for loss, L1.5L@CALvs Georgia Tech: 2.5 tackles for loss, W2.5WGT0W@CLEM
vs VMI: 1.5 tackles for loss, WWvs Old Dominion: 1 tackle for loss, WWat Maryland: 1 tackle for loss, WWat Boston College: 1 tackle for loss, WWvs Pittsburgh: 1 tackle for loss, LLat California: 1.5 tackles for loss, LLvs Georgia Tech: 2.5 tackles for loss, W2.5W0W

2026 games, tackles for loss per game. W and L: the team’s results.

This week

  • RecordVirginia Tech is 6-2.
  • Last gameOct. 24 · a win over Clemson, 0 tackles for loss.
  • Next gameat SMU · Fri Nov 6

A play of his this season

  1. Q3, 14:13 · Boston College down 3Aycen Stevens sacks Mason McKenzie for a 10-yard lossVirginia Tech at Boston College, week 4Q3, 14:13 · Boston College 0, Virginia Tech 3▼3%Boston College’s chance to win, 18% to 15%▼3%Boston College’s chance to win, 18% to 15%M.McKenzie sacked for loss of 10 yards to the BC 15 (A.Stevens)Watch from this playESPN College Football

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Aycen Stevens

DL · Virginia Tech · #42

Disrupts the pocket from the interior. Played for two head coaches in three seasons at Virginia Tech. A game that shows it: 4 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss against Georgia Tech — Week 7, 2026.

21 tackles · 7 sacks

Style of play

Style of play

Play style

Disruptive interior rusher who lives in the backfield.

Activity vs finishing · season enumeration

What the box score actually says

8 games
21Tackles
15Solo
9.5TFL
7Sacks
1Pass def.
0INT

21 tackles. 1 pass defended. 0 interceptions. 9.5 TFL.

  • Week 11.5 sacks
  • Week 21 sack
  • Week 31 sack
  • Week 41 sack · 1 PD
  • Week 51 sack
  • Week 71.5 sacks

Counts only, never a rate — splash-event sample sizes this small (interceptions, pass breakups, TFL) are noise as a rate and signal only as a tally.

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