Marshall RB Ernest Pitts brings small-sample efficiency, but the usage is still light
Ernest Pitts is a depth-chart watch rather than a headline-grabber right now: in the 2000 season, he logged 17 carries for 64 rushing yards, 1 touchdown, and 3.8 yards per carry for Marshall[1][3][6]. The numbers say limited volume, but they also hint at a compact, dependable back who could be useful if you want a low-mistake runner with some scoring punch near the goal line[1][6].
