season-high seven tackles versus Duke. In 2001, he played more snaps than any other true freshmen with 509. He started the last four games of the season at cornerback. He started against Clemson when team opened in a nickel package. He led the team in tackles with 14 versus then ninth-ranked Maryland. He posted the third-longest play in school history when he returned an interception from end zone to end zone versus Duke. He had a key fumble recovery in the win over Florida State. He tackled Virginia's Alvin Pearman for a loss of six yards on fourth down from the Pack's one-yard line in the fourth quarter to secure the shutout. He did not play in the Tangerine Bowl contest because he suffered a neck strain in pre-bowl workouts. While at North Carolina State he played with future first round draft picks Mario Williams, Manny Lawson and John McCargo. The 2004 NC State defense ranked #1 in the country allowing 221.4 yards per game. Professional career Carolina Panthers Hudson signed with the Carolina Panthers on March 15, 2010. His 2010 season with the team was his last in the NFL. Personal life Hudson obtained his degree in sociology from NC State. He is the founder of the Hudson and Hundreds Foundation along with his wife Fresh Hudson. References External links Official Site San Francisco 49ers bio 1982 births Living people Players of American football from Miami People from Homestead, Florida American football cornerbacks American football safeties NC State Wolfpack football players San Francisco 49ers players Carolina Panthers players South Dade Senior High School alumni