a reliable Florida A&M chain-mover with proven rushing production
In the 2001 season, O.J. Marchbanks was a steady two-way threat for Florida A&M, leading the Rattlers with 538 rushing yards and 8 rushing touchdowns on 127 carries while also adding 152 receiving yards and a receiving score. That profile screams versatility: he could finish drives, handle volume, and contribute as a pass-catcher out of the backfield. The stat line suggests a durable, dependable back with enough pop to create big plays, and the all-purpose usage makes him the kind of fit coaches love when they want toughness, balance, and flexibility.
