Antonio Harris brings burst-and-contact balance to Purdue’s backfield
Antonio Harris is a useful change-of-pace runner for Purdue: in the 2025 season, he logged 69 carries for 305 yards and 2 touchdowns, plus 17 catches for 137 yards, showing he can contribute as both a runner and receiver.[8][2] His best trait is playmaking upside, highlighted by a 69-yard outing and a 41-yard touchdown against Illinois, along with a 54-yard, one-score game at Michigan.[8][7] He looks like a fit for teams that want a versatile, explosive back who can create chunk plays, though his production still needs to become more consistent.[8][7]
