Explosive Vanderbilt back who flashed big-play juice
In the 2013 season, Brian Kimbrow gave Vanderbilt a compact, explosive change-of-pace option, rushing for 341 yards and 3 touchdowns on 81 carries while adding 5 catches for 19 yards and strong return value[7][10]. He also showed burst as a freshman in the 2012 season with 413 rushing yards on just 66 carries and 134 kickoff-return yards against Georgia, hinting at legit open-field speed[7][10]. The fit question is simple: if a team wants a low-center-of-gravity, quick-footed runner with versatility, he’s intriguing; the caution flag is durability and discipline, after an ankle scare in camp and a 2014 indefinite suspension for conduct detrimental to the team[2][6].
