Visiting this weekend (on3) top rb that Kentucky us going after in the portal said he played for Arizona st too from Ohio
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Does he have breakaway speed? He had one rush over 18 yards all season.
On a cpl different sites, I’ve seen that he was clocked in the high 4.3s in the 40. According to TOS, The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman put him on his “freaks” list, whatever that is worth. It said he benched 415 & squatted 650 in the offseason, in addition to his 40 time. I’ve watched some of his highlights & he looks pretty fast in the open field, on film. He’d be a nice fit for our system, IMO. He had a long run for a TD in their Spring game this year & you can find his highlights from the game on YT.Does he have breakaway speed? He had one rush over 18 yards all season.
Twitter feed from an tOSU writer said he ran in the 4.3’s but who knows.Does he have breakaway speed? He had one rush over 18 yards all season.
Just speculating since I don’t watch Ohio State games, but could his lack of big runs simply be a product of the situations when Ohio State used him?From KSR:
Chip Trayanum has not been an explosive play generator at tailback throughout his collegiate career. Over his 227 career carries, only 13.2 percent have gone over 10-plus yards. The redshirt senior will not be a home run hitter but he can be a pile mover.
The Ohio State transfer is at his best as a downhill runner with 72.4 percent of his rushing production coming after contact in 2023, according to PFF data. Trayanum can be a big, physical bulldozer that moves piles and keeps the offense ahead of the chains.
He sounds awesome but also someone who would encourage Stoops’ worst impulses. Slow it down and run it up the middle with this kid lolFrom KSR:
Chip Trayanum has not been an explosive play generator at tailback throughout his collegiate career. Over his 227 career carries, only 13.2 percent have gone over 10-plus yards. The redshirt senior will not be a home run hitter but he can be a pile mover.
The Ohio State transfer is at his best as a downhill runner with 72.4 percent of his rushing production coming after contact in 2023, according to PFF data. Trayanum can be a big, physical bulldozer that moves piles and keeps the offense ahead of the chains.
am i just making it up My head that Ray Davis didn't have the rep as much of a game breaker eitherFrom KSR:
Chip Trayanum has not been an explosive play generator at tailback throughout his collegiate career. Over his 227 career carries, only 13.2 percent have gone over 10-plus yards. The redshirt senior will not be a home run hitter but he can be a pile mover.
The Ohio State transfer is at his best as a downhill runner with 72.4 percent of his rushing production coming after contact in 2023, according to PFF data. Trayanum can be a big, physical bulldozer that moves piles and keeps the offense ahead of the chains.
To get a lot of long runs, you have to have WR's that are willing to block. I never watched OSU so I don't know if they had that. Downfield blocking can make a good run a big run.From KSR:
Chip Trayanum has not been an explosive play generator at tailback throughout his collegiate career. Over his 227 career carries, only 13.2 percent have gone over 10-plus yards. The redshirt senior will not be a home run hitter but he can be a pile mover.
The Ohio State transfer is at his best as a downhill runner with 72.4 percent of his rushing production coming after contact in 2023, according to PFF data. Trayanum can be a big, physical bulldozer that moves piles and keeps the offense ahead of the chains.
This guy can do that and with his speed he could take it to the house.What we need Chip Trayanum to be is a bulldozer who gets the ball against SEC competition, 3rd & 2, and plows straight ahead for 3 yards. We got speedy guys to get outside and gash for occasional big gains. But our roster doesn't have a thumper.
It might lead to another one of those dreadful 10 win seasons that are so abundant in our history.He sounds awesome but also someone who would encourage Stoops’ worst impulses. Slow it down and run it up the middle with this kid lol
I'll gladly take this guy or Rocket Sanders, or both, if they want to be here.
Maybe true. Henderson had more long runs that Chip, but he also got first string reps. Henderson averaged 6.2 per carry on 137 attempts. Trayanum had a 4.4 avg on 85 attempts. Difference seems statistically significant.To get a lot of long runs, you have to have WR's that are willing to block. I never watched OSU so I don't know if they had that. Downfield blocking can make a good run a big run.
45 was Davis’s longest and that was against UK.am i just making it up My head that Ray Davis didn't have the rep as much of a game breaker either
I agree. However, he doesn't sound like a RB for a wide zone team.He would be a really good lead back for UK if he signs here. He was good enough to get carries with Ohio and they have depth at the RB position. Would be in the Snell/ Rodriguez mold.
2 years of trying must have proven to Coen he has to keep inside power in order to convert 3rd & short situationsI agree. However, he doesn't sound like a RB for a wide zone team.
He seems pretty adept at working his way outside and turning upfield for those first down gains. Something you don't see a lot from guys his size.Kid is not gonna be a huge home run hitter likely but that's not what we're after with him. We need that pile mover pick up 3rd and short and get positive yardage on 1st down and keep in front of the chains. The one thing we sorely lacked last year.
If he has breakaway speed that's gravy but obviously the kid is being looked at like a bulldozer type. (Benny, Chris)
Also the kids ASU highlights he has some pretty fine runs... if he comes here and he has some plays that rival a lot of those I will be very happy.