Penn’s dual-threat spark with game-breaking history
Stephen Faulk is a Penn football name that still pops because he brought legitimate two-way juice: in the 2002 season, he rushed for 467 yards and 10 touchdowns, earned second-team All-Ivy, and earlier helped Penn upset Lehigh with a two-touchdown performance. His differentiator wasn’t just production — it was versatility, toughness, and impact in key moments as a runner, defender, and return threat. If you want a physical, high-intensity player who can tilt a game with all-around value, Faulk fits the bill.
