Versatile Cornell back with pass-game value
Reed’s most recent Cornell season showed a useful all-purpose profile: in 2024, he ran for 67 yards on 16 carries (4.2 per carry) and added 33 receiving yards on nine catches, including a touchdown, while showing a reliable change-of-pace role rather than feature-back volume.[3] That kind of versatility matters if you want a back who can stay on the field on passing downs and contribute in space, even if the stat line is modest.[3] Cornell’s roster page also suggests he’s been an active part of the rotation, which points to a player with situational value and depth-chart utility.[3]
