Terry Ennis was EKU’s workhorse back in 2003
Terry Ennis stood out in the 2003 season as Eastern Kentucky’s bruising, reliable lead runner, piling up 926 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns while averaging 5.2 yards per carry. He was consistently productive in big spots, including multiple 100-yard games, and earned All-OVC recognition that season. The appeal is simple: he brought volume, efficiency, and toughness, with enough burst to punish defenses when he got a crease. If you want a back who can handle real carries and keep the offense on schedule, Ennis checks that box with some old-school grit.
