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Home of seven Heisman haulers, 11 consensus national championships, 99 consensus All-American awards,190 First-Team All-American awards.
Home of seven Heisman haulers, 11 consensus national championships, 99 consensus All-American awards,190 First-Team All-American awards.
Whether it be a defensive lineman, a linebacker or a defensive back - Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams just finds a way to keep on trucking through the first hit - averaging a nation’s best 5.6 yards per rush after contact.
What if I told you a running back could average nearly a first down every time he touched the ball? With a 8.86 yards per carry average this season (3rd in the country and 2nd among RBs), Josh Adams would be your guy! Not to mention he is the nation's leader in rush yards vs. FBS teams with a winning record.
Week in and week out, Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams continues to leave opposing secondaries in the dust. He leads the nation with seven runs of 60 yards or more this season - setting his season apart from other running backs in college football.
Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams faces numerous obstacles throughout his route, all trained to impede the timeliness of his delivery, yet he has piled up 736 yards rushing after contact. How good is 736 yards after contact? That yardage alone would rank him 31st in rushing yards in college football.
Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams simply accomplishes more in less time on the road. Adams ranks sixth in the FBS in yards rushing per game (146.1) despite sharing the highway with the rest of his fleet -- as he registers just 36% of Notre Dame's total carries.
When his best is needed, his best is received. Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams leads the nation in yards rushing vs. current AP-ranked foes with 502. He’s also the only running back in the nation to average at least 125.0 yards rushing per game with multiple games vs. current AP-ranked teams.
Rain, snow, sleet, eight-man fronts and or run blitzes, Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams forges through all types of delays to the tune of 92.0 yards after contact per game. That total alone would rank him 35th in the FBS in yards rushing per game.
Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams ranks fifth in the FBS in yards rushing (1,169) despite not playing in nine quarters and carrying the ball just 13 times in the fourth quarter.
No running back in the nation has registered more rushing touchdowns vs. current AP-ranked foes than Heisman Trophy candidate Josh Adams.
If you were to give a Heisman Trophy vote to Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly — well, that wouldn’t be very smart, would it? It’s not like he would surprise you with his selection. It’s like having the pitcher’s dad umpire a Little League game.
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The junior ball-carrier knows he isn’t close to flawless when it comes to running the ball, catching it, or blocking. However, for Adams and the rest of his Fighting Irish teammates, the chance to be perfect in the game of football is keeping everyone motivation.
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