Competition Counts for RBs

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NCAA Rushing Yards and Average against Non-Power 5 Schools...
Player... Games - Attempts - Yards - Avg - TD - Att Per Game - Yards Per Game

1	Ashton Jeanty	Boise St	JR	RB	6	149	1175	7.89	14	24.83	195.83
2	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa	JR	RB	3	61	479	7.85	6	20.33	159.67
3	Kyle Monangai	Rutgers	SR	RB	3	72	457	6.35	5	24.00	152.33
4	Omarion Hampton	N Carolina	JR	RB	4	85	555	6.53	6	21.25	138.75
5	Cam Skattebo	Ariz St	SR	RB	4	98	516	5.27	5	24.50	129.00

9	RJ Harvey	UCF	SR	RB	3	46	343	7.46	7	15.33	114.33
10	Ja’Quinden Jackson	Arkansas	SR	RB	4	63	452	7.17	7	15.75	113.00
11	Devin Neal	Kansas	SR	RB	3	45	333	7.40	2	15.00	111.00

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Bhayshul Tuten

Va Tech

SR

RB

4

67

391

5.84

7

16.75

97.75

35

Dylan Sampson

Tennessee

JR

RB

5

58

440

7.59

10

11.60

88.00

38

Quinshon Judkins

Ohio State

JR

RB

6

66

506

7.67

11

11.00

84.33

Some players on this list take full advantage of getting a lot of rushing attempts against non-power 5 schools which makes their stats and highlights look very impressive until you realize that they are playing against inferior talent.

This is why the combine matters, you want to at minimum see if the physical traits transfer once they are facing the very best. These same players with 98 yard TD runs and countless broken tackles, suddenly become wasted draft picks.

Just something to think about.

 

[Beast15]

Thought about it. Jeanty is the best by far