Explosive Notre Dame back with good burst, modest career volume
In the 2014 season, Greg Bryant showed efficient big-play ability for Notre Dame, rushing for 289 yards on 54 carries with 3 touchdowns and adding 5 catches for 50 yards; across his Notre Dame career he totaled 303 rushing yards and 3 scores on 57 carries.[1][2][3] His differentiator was per-touch juice rather than heavy workload—solid speed, clean receiving utility, and enough burst to threaten chunk gains—but he never fully became a bell-cow, and his career arc also carried the real-world drawback of limited production and availability concerns.[1][2][14]
