Proven UMass back with early-career burst and home-run ability
Rosario was a productive UMass runner in his career, totaling 912 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns on 197 carries, with a 4.5-yard average and a long run of 62 yards.[1] He announced himself immediately as a redshirt freshman in 2002, when he rushed for 116 yards and a touchdown in his debut and earned Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week honors.[2] The key differentiator is burst and playmaking upside: when he’s healthy and involved, he can flip field position in a hurry, making him a fit for teams that want an explosive, downhill runner who can also threaten as a receiver out of the backfield.[2][1]
