For comparison sake, Herbert "Whisper" Goodman ran for over 2000 yards in a ten game season at the NAIA level. He got signed to the packers where he fumbled twice in 4 career carries.
Didn't have the self control to keep it in his pants. Sorry if that sounds harsh; just calling it as it is.
But, yeah, we needed him. Coker, too.
Actually, talking about BW3...Are you talking Brandon Wehger Jr. Or BW Sr.
All it takes is one scout of a team to like what they see. I don't think he's the biggest RB but he's just an athlete. The things he did in HS were just nuts. He trained like no other. He's not the first or last college kid to knock up his gf and have it take his life a different direction.
Former NFL running back Travis Henry needed a travel agent to keep track of where all his kids were. Of course once the drugs took over he was able to fly to visit them.
That's what happens when a D1 talent plays at the D1111 level.
It is so weird that Whegher and Coker are still playing this year.
Next thing someone is going to tell me that A-Rob and Hampton are still playing somewhere, which has got to be impossible, right? There is some rule that you have to use your eligibilty in 6 years or its gone, right?
I last heard of this kid because he and his brother were training at some kind of super expensive "performance academy" that was going to turn them both into half-man-half-machine super-athletes like something out of a comic book movie.
Many, many college athletes have children while in college. I just assume there is much more to the story.
The Danny Woodhead comparison coming in 3,2,1.
Hampton made it to the NFL. He had talent but two knee injuries at Iowa. Dont know if he was mad at Iowa for not getting more carries but give him credit after the transfer for rehabbing and doing well.
Not sure if he is still a pro, I think he was with the 49ers to start this year.