Nate Leonard was UTSA’s steady, high-grade anchor at center
Leonard stood out as a durable, technically sound center who started every game of his UTSA career and finished as the only Roadrunner to do so, giving the offense rare stability in the middle[6][9]. In 2014, he started all 12 games at center, posted 34 knockdown blocks, and graded out at 82 percent while helping an offense average 31.2 points and 390.2 yards per game[1]. He also earned preseason Dave Rimington Trophy watch-list recognition as one of the nation’s top centers, which underscores his reputation as a reliable, high-level interior lineman[2].
