Compact, productive BYU back with proven short-yardage value
Wayne Latu was a physical, efficient runner for BYU, finishing his college career with 184 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns on 42 carries, a 4.4 yards-per-carry profile that suggests dependable downhill value rather than volume production.[1][7] His appeal is the kind teams like in a rotational or depth role: compact, efficient, and tough enough to finish runs, with enough proven productivity to matter in the red zone.[1][7] If you need a plug-and-play back who can handle situational carries and bring a blue-collar edge, he fits that mold well.[1][7]
