a Gophers back with a real, if old-school, Minnesota footprint
Terrence Sherrer’s Minnesota profile is a throwback case: the available record shows he logged 21 rushing attempts for 99 yards and 1 touchdown in the 2006 season, plus 21 receiving yards for a tidy 4.7 yards per touch[1][5]. That kind of compact, productive workload suggests a back who could contribute in multiple phases rather than just pound between the tackles. There isn’t current-season public performance data here, so the bigger takeaway is the profile—versatile enough to matter, but with limited documented volume and no fresh ranking buzz attached in the sources reviewed[1][5].
