 He ranked fourth in the nation, that is, with 6.9 yards per carry, had had four games with at least 100 yards rushing. He accounted for 1,250 total all-purpose yards, as he also called 24 passes for 311 yards. He ranked second in the country with 18 total touchdowns on the season and fourth with 15 rushing scores, which ranked ninth in Delaware's single-season history. So congratulations to him. Local college, by the way, he played his high school ball at Parkside in Salisbury.