Mississippi State’s rugged, do-it-all back who can move the chains and catch it too
In his 2019 Mississippi State season, Kylin Hill produced 1,350 rushing yards, 10 rushing touchdowns, and 5.58 yards per carry, while also adding 18 catches for 180 yards, a combo that screams every-down value and mismatch potential[1][10]. What separates him isn’t just the production: he ran with real toughness, handled heavy volume, and showed pass-game versatility, with Mississippi State noting he was the only SEC running back that year to average over 100 rushing yards per game[2][11]. The caution flag is injury/availability—his 2018 season included missed games, and his 2020 college year was cut short after three games before he opted out[7].
