Kent State’s bruising, touchdown-built power back
In his Kent State career, Trayion Durham was a workhorse downhill runner who piled up 3,140 rushing yards and 27 rushing touchdowns, ranking fifth and seventh in program history, respectively. His game was built on contact balance, straight-line power, and red-zone finishing, which made him a natural fit when a team needed tough yards rather than a finesse spark. The catch: he carried a heavy load and battled injuries at times, so durability was part of the evaluation. If your team wants a compact, physical back who can punish defenses and move the chains, he was absolutely the kind of back to care about.
