Clyde McClendon Jr.

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Clyde McClendon Jr.

Clyde McClendon Jr. is 875th of 1107 ncaaf rbs in fumbles lost, at 1.

94th beats 94% of the NCAAF RBs; 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 RBs▶
Games Played6
EfficiencyOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Carries with a Countable Outcome20
Points Added per Play-0.05—
Total Points Added-1.130th755/1083
Success Rate Running55%—
RushingOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Carries3.328th791/1097
Rushing Yards15.332nd749/1097
Yards per Carry4.6—
Rushing Touchdowns267th283/1097
Longest Run2147th566/1097
ReceivingOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Receptions0.318th675/850
Receiving Yards2.726th623/850
Yards per Catch8.0—
Receiving Touchdowns038th203/850
Longest Catch1032nd563/850
Ball SecurityOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Fumbles119th768/1107
Fumbles Lost112th875/1107
6 games
DateOppCARRUSH YDSRUSH TDLONG RUNRECREC YDSREC TDFUM
GRAMOct 17, 2026@AAMUAAMU2705———0
GRAMOct 10, 2026JKSTJKST541015———1
GRAMSep 26, 2026PVPV1101———0
GRAMSep 13, 2026@TCUTCU2303———0
GRAMSep 5, 2026—6161521600
GRAMAug 29, 2026—424121———0
By season2 seasons
SeasonGPCARRUSH YDSYDS/CARRUSH TDLONG RUNRECREC YDSREC TD
2026GRAM620924.62212160
2025GRAM9391614.1122130

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