Physical Indiana Back with Short-Yardage Value in 2003
In the 2003 season, Indiana listed Alex Stscherban as a running back/fullback option who flashed as a dependable bruiser rather than a volume runner, including catching a 10-yard touchdown against Arkansas State and helping an offense that later produced a 327-yard rushing day vs. Northwestern. He fits best as a downhill, high-effort complement who can handle contact, block, and finish drives. For a team needing toughness, role versatility, and situational reliability, Stscherban looks like a useful glue-guy back rather than a headline star.
