Major Cole was a 1,000-yard hammer for CCSU
In the 2002 season, Major Cole was the engine of Central Connecticut State’s run game, finishing with 1,024 rushing yards, 4.2 yards per carry, and 5 touchdowns while ranking second in the NEC in rushing[1]. He was also the kind of back defenders hate: tough, steady, and productive enough to become CCSU’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 1997[1]. That profile screams durability and volume, making him a fit for a team that wants a north-south runner who can carry real workload and keep chains moving when the game gets ugly[1].
