a high-efficiency, short-yardage bruiser who did the dirty work in Indiana State’s backfield
Beverstock stood out at Indiana State as a dependable, physical runner with clear finishing power: in the 2014 season, he rushed for 1,631 yards on 223 carries, averaged 7.31 yards per carry, and scored 14 touchdowns, which points to a back who can consistently create chunk plays and convert in scoring situations. Beyond the box score, that production suggests durability, vision, and a tough, downhill style that fits teams looking for a reliable, high-intensity offensive tone-setter.
