Weber State RB with Elite High School Pedigree and Explosive Carry Average
Dallas Larson, a 5-8, 190-lb running back for the Weber State Wildcats, brings a high-octane pedigree from Juan Diego High School, where he amassed 1,820 rushing yards and 21 TDs in his senior season with a dominant 8.88 yards-per-carry average[2]. While his current college stats show limited action (6 carries, 22 yards) as he integrates into the FBS level[6], Larson’s differentiator is his elite burst and right-hand dominance, making him a high-intensity, change-of-pace threat rather than a volume grinder[1]. His injury history is clean, and his personality is defined by gratitude and team-first intensity, thanking coaches for making his senior year special[2]. For a team seeking a dynamic, high-yield RB who can turn short gains into explosive plays, Larson is a strong fit, though he needs more game reps to prove consistency at the college level[3].
