Javorius Allen was a big-play USC workhorse with serious juice
In the 2014 season, Javorius Allen broke out as USC’s lead back, rushing for 1,489 yards on 276 carries with 11 rushing touchdowns and adding 41 receptions for 458 yards, showing both downhill power and legit pass-catching value. His USC profile highlights a knack for explosive runs, including long scores and efficient production despite a heavy workload, which is exactly why he stood out as more than just a grinder. If a team wanted a back with burst, receiving chops, and proven production in a major-conference spotlight, Allen fit the bill nicely.
