an old-school ODU red-zone hammer with a nose for the end zone
In the 2011 season, Angus Harper turned 141 carries into 633 rushing yards and a team-leading 10 touchdowns for Old Dominion, showing the kind of compact, efficient running that coaches love near the goal line. He also showed resilience, returning from a knee injury that cost him his first season, which adds a little grit to the profile. The big takeaway: if you want a tough, finish-the-drive back who can punch through traffic and cash in scoring chances, Harper fits the bill.
