Proven Cornell workhorse with a burst of big-play upside
Barbour was a dependable **three-year starter** for Cornell, and in the season cited by the program he delivered his best game with **114 rushing yards on 23 carries** against Bucknell, showing the kind of volume-back reliability teams value.[4][5] His differentiators are straightforward: he can handle a heavy workload, has enough burst to rip a **32-yard** run, and brings the experienced, lead-back profile that fits a run-first or balanced offense.[4] Because the available sources are historical rather than current, his latest form, health, and post-Cornell trajectory are not confirmed here.[4][5]
