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Javian Osborne

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 Played2
EfficiencyOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Carries with a Countable Outcome11
Points Added per Play0.01—
Total Points Added0.240th621/1028
Success Rate Running54.5%—
RushingOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Carries5.549th531/1064
Rushing Yards17.535th694/1064
Yards per Carry3.2—
Rushing Touchdowns151st393/1064
Longest Run1329th741/1064
Charted RushingOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Charted Carries11
Line Yards per Carry2.30—
Second Level Yards per Carry0.60—
Open Field Yards per Carry0.30—
Stuff Rate27.3%—
Power Success50%—
Points Added per Carry0.01—
Rushing Explosiveness0.67—
Charted Rushing Success Rate54.5%—
Run DirectionsOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Carries with a Charted Direction11
Left Carries2
Left Yards per Carry9.5—
Left Success Rate100%—
Middle Carries6
Middle Yards per Carry3.7—
Middle Success Rate66.7%—
Right Carries3
Right Yards per Carry-2.0—
Right Success Rate0%—
Ball SecurityOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Fumbles064th1/1073
Fumbles Lost060th1/1073
2 games
DateOppCARRUSH YDSRUSH TDLONG RUNFUM
NDOct 10, 2026STANSTAN6311130
NDSep 12, 2026RICERICE54060

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