Veteran Austin Peay back with proven burst and big-play juice
Wes Kitts has shown the kind of slashing, explosive run style that can tilt drives in a team’s favor, including a 110-yard outing against Virginia Tech in 2012 and 1,180 rushing yards with five touchdowns across 26 career games for Austin Peay[2][9][14]. He stands out for his downhill burst, reliability as a volume runner, and the toughness to produce against FBS competition, which makes him a fit for teams that want a physical back who can create chunk gains and keep defenses honest[2][9].
