Andre’ Kendrick is a steady, versatile Hokies back with proven burst and balance
Andre’ Kendrick’s Virginia Tech résumé is built on efficiency and versatility: in the 2000 season, he rushed for 547 yards on 107 carries, a 5.1-yard average, and 3 touchdowns, while also adding value as a returner[2][3]. Earlier, in the 1999 season, he logged 645 rushing yards on 103 carries for a 6.3-yard average and 7 touchdowns, showing the kind of home-run pop that makes coaches lean in[1]. The bigger story: he’s remembered as a dynamic, multi-purpose back who fit well in a fast, physical Hokies offense—useful if your team wants toughness, acceleration, and a player who can do a little of everything[1][3].
