Hall of Fame
Football (2006-10)
Three-time first-team All-WAC honoree⦠also earned third team All-America honors from the Associated Press in 2010⦠was also named the WAC's Most Valuable Offensive Player that year by The Sporting News⦠was a huge part of the 2010 Dream Team that finished 13-1, ranked in the national top 15 and earned a WAC co-championship⦠ranks second in school history in rushing and first in the Wolf Packās FBS era) with 4,588 rushing yards⦠ averaged 6.5 yards per carry and scored 53 touchdowns in his career (45 rushing, 8 receiving)⦠rushed for at least 1,300 yards rushing in three seasons⦠rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown in Nevadaās thrilling 34-31 OT win over Boise State in 2010⦠became Nevadaās starting running back in 2008 when WAC rushing leader Luke Lippincott suffered a season-ending injury⦠rushed for 1,521 yards on 236 carries (including 15 touchdowns) and also made 29 receptions for 226 yards (including two touchdowns) that season⦠signed as a free agent with the NFLās Buffalo Bills in 2010 and then again with the Seattle Seahawks in 2011⦠is in his third season as Nevadaās running backs coach.
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