Tough, productive Stony Brook back with proven big-game pop
In the 2013 season, James Kenner emerged as a rugged, versatile runner for Stony Brook, finishing with 829 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns while flashing a season-high 151-yard outing against Albany; earlier team notes also credited him with 676 rushing yards and 8 scores at ASA, plus defensive toughness as a former two-way player. His appeal is the combo of power, durability, and compete level—he’s the kind of back who can grind out yards, finish runs, and handle physical work between the tackles. If you want a reliable, hard-nosed RB, he fits the bill.
