Before college football made it easy for players to transfer and to get paid legally by a program’s supporters, schools had ...

The days of San Diego State being “Running Back U” appear to be over, until further notice. Second-year coach Sean Lewis is looking for his “AztecFAST” offense to move mostly through the ...

Known for his elusiveness, speed, and tackle-breaking ability, he’s already drawing comparisons to NFL legends like LaDainian Tomlinson and Marshall Faulk. His college career at Boise State ...

No non-Power conference player had finished that high since Marshall Faulk in 1992. Running back was a big need for the Raiders, as Pete Carroll needed a bell cow to carry this new-look offense ...

In 2019, he became just the third running back (joining Marshall Faulk and Roger Craig) to finish with both 1,000 receiving and 1,000 rushing yards in the same season. Click on ‘Follow Us’ and ...

Sans Marshall Faulk, the Colts had a series of first-round mistakes during the early '90s. Their biggest whiffs were in the '92 draft, when they drafted two defensive players who would play in ...

Football stars teeing up over the first two rounds include Jerome Bettis, Marshall Faulk, Calvin Johnson, Ed Reed, Warren Sapp, Lawrence Taylor and many more. The James Hardie Invitational is the ...

by a running back in league history before Marshall Faulk (767) topped it two years later. 6. S Adrian Wilson, North Carolina State, 64 th overall, 2001 Did you know the Cardinals’ all-time ...