Virginia Tech’s Historic Power-Speed RB with 53 TDs and 2nd-All-Time Scoring
Lee Suggs is a retired running back, not a current athlete, so he has no active performance stats for the 2025–2026 season. During his Virginia Tech career (1998–2002), he differentiates as one of college football’s most explosive tailbacks: 2,642 career rushing yards (6th all-time at VT), 306 career points (2nd all-time), and 53 rushing touchdowns (NCAA record holder at the time). Known for combining elite speed with powerful, rabbit-like agility, Suggs was an absolute force who played with relentless intensity and a fearless personality. Though he suffered a significant knee injury in 2002 that limited his final college season and NFL durability, his college dominance remains legendary. He’s no longer fit for any active team, but his legacy as a top-tier Hokie RB endures.
