a proven Jackrabbit back who flashed real burst and production
Reggie Gandy’s South Dakota State résumé shows a runner who can hit the hole with pop and convert touches into meaningful yardage; in the 2013 season, he logged 110 all-purpose yards in the team’s game-by-game totals and produced a 30-carry, 108-yard outing with two touchdowns in one game, signaling short-area power and finishing ability[1][5]. The best fit here is a back who brings compact, get-it-done toughness rather than a flashy profile, and the old stat sheets suggest he could contribute when the offense wants reliable physical runs and special-teams value[1][5].
