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Chase Spellman

Chase Spellman ranks 224th of 2260 ncaaf players in rushing yards, at 55.5 per game.

94th beats 94% of the NCAAF Players; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Playing Timevs NCAAF Players▶
Games Played2
EfficiencyOffensevs NCAAF Players▶
Throws with a Countable Outcome8
Carries with a Countable Outcome16
Points Added per Play0.15—
Total Points Added3.749th1911/3715
Success Rate Throwing25%—
Success Rate Running62.5%97th20/616
PassingOffensevs NCAAF Players▶
Completions2.535th411/645
Pass Attempts3.532nd436/645
Completion Rate71.4%—
Passing Yards10.524th488/645
Yards per Attempt3.0—
Passing Touchdowns016th435/645
Interceptions Thrown079th1/645
RushingOffensevs NCAAF Players▶
Carries8.581st431/2260
Rushing Yards55.590th224/2260
Yards per Carry6.589th83/738
Rushing Touchdowns166th525/2260
Longest Run4587th279/2260
Ball SecurityOffensevs NCAAF Players▶
Fumbles060th1/4912
Fumbles Lost056th1/4912
2 games
DateOppPASS YDSPASS TDRUSH YDSRUSH TD
DRKESep 26, 2026@DAVDAV210911
DRKESep 5, 2026@MONTMONT——200
By season2 seasons
SeasonGPPASS YDSPASS TDRUSH YDSRUSH TDRECREC YDSREC TDTOT
2026DRKE22101111————
2025DRKE34892552————

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