SMU’s old-school dual-threat with a do-it-all resume
In his SMU career, Jason Pipkins showed up as a versatile offensive piece, contributing as both a runner and receiver while piling up 291 total yards from scrimmage and 17 catches from 1998-2001. His calling card was flexibility—he could be used in space, handle designed runs, and provide gadget value rather than just take handoffs between the tackles. The data available here points to a complementary, movable chess piece more than a pure feature back, which makes him intriguing if a team wants adaptability and matchup problems over volume.
