a versatile Army workhorse with proven burst and all-around toughness
Josh Holden was a do-it-all Army back who, in the 2000 season, logged 28 carries for 127 rushing yards, added 6 receptions for 36 yards, and scored once while averaging 4.5 yards per carry[4][7]. He stood out for versatility, edge, and football toughness—traits that showed up even more in his dual-sport profile, where he was a high-impact hitter and base-stealer, suggesting uncommon competitiveness and stamina[1][13]. If a team wants a physically dependable, high-effort back who can contribute beyond just carries, Holden’s profile screams glue guy with juice[1][13].
