Indiana’s home-run RB with elite burst and rare 2,000-yard upside
In the 2014 season, Tevin Coleman became Indiana’s single-season rushing king with 2,036 yards at 7.5 yards per carry and 15 rushing touchdowns, while also adding 25 catches and 141 receiving yards[1][2]. His game pops because he can turn a crease into a track meet — he finished second nationally in rushing yards, yards per game, and all-purpose production, and he lost only 26 yards all season[1]. If you want a back with explosiveness, big-play juice, and proven workload durability, he’s your guy; if you need a grinder who wins by power alone, that’s not his lane[1][2].
