Versatile Villanova RB who can change a game as a runner and return threat
Babbaro’s calling card is versatility: in 2010 he led Villanova in all-purpose yards with 857 and kick return yardage with 353, then posted a career-best 148 rushing yards and two touchdowns in one standout game, showing he can create splash plays in multiple ways.[1][3] ESPN’s player profile lists him at 66 carries for 395 yards and 3 touchdowns with a 6.0-yard average, which suggests efficient, big-play production rather than volume-heavy grinding.[2] He also earned First Team Academic All-District honors, a useful indicator of discipline and reliability.[1] If you want a back who brings juice on offense and special teams, Babbaro fits.
