Mike Ball gives Nevada a proven home-run threat at running back
Mike Ball’s Nevada résumé stands out for production and burst: he has totaled 1,183 rushing yards, 22 receptions, and 16 touchdowns across three seasons, with a 6.0 yards-per-carry mark that points to big-play efficiency rather than just volume.[6] He’s the kind of back who can tilt a game when he gets a crease, and that explosiveness is the main reason to care. The fit question is simple: if your team wants a runner who can create chunk gains and threaten defenses without needing heavy receiving usage, Ball profiles as a strong, impact-oriented addition.[1][6]
