Tyson Alexander brings efficient, big-play upside to Jackson State’s backfield
Tyson Alexander looks like a useful **change-of-pace running back** for Jackson State, with ESPN listing him at **655 rushing yards, 3 touchdowns, and 5.5 yards per carry on 119 attempts**[1]. Jackson State’s roster page also shows a **52-yard longest run** and **5.1 yards per carry** in his listed JSU stats, pointing to a runner who can create chunk gains rather than just grind out short yardage[4]. For a team, his fit depends on whether you want a back who can stay efficient and explosive in a rotational role rather than a proven feature back[1][4].
