Jake Shields brings old-school, workhorse edge to Indiana State’s backfield
Jake Shields is a proven, physical Indiana State running back whose calling card has been heavy-volume production and big-play consistency; in the 2003 season, he led I-AA with 148.5 rushing yards per game and had multiple 100-yard outings, including 213 yards against FIU. He also showed he could handle punishment, posting 33 carries for 127 yards and a touchdown against Ball State that year. The fit? If a team wants a tough, downhill runner who can carry an offense and set a tone, Shields is the kind of back defenders remember on Monday morning.
