Troy Lewis brings Cornell a rugged, old-school backfield edge
Troy Lewis is a useful Cornell RB profile because his game has flashed efficiency and toughness: Cornell’s roster and historical team notes show him as a tailback who earned chances with strong spring work and showed burst in limited carries, including 85 rushing yards on 14 carries in the 2010 season for a 6.1-yard average. His differentiator is versatility and trustworthiness rather than pure volume — a player who can help on special teams, handle contact, and give a coaching staff a dependable inside runner with some pop.
