As Tyrell Fenroy prepares for his senior season at UL, he ranks third nationally among active players with 3,271 rushing yards in his career.
The speedy running back from LaPlace also sits on the verge of history. He needs 65 yards to become UL's all-time leading rusher. With another 780 yards he will set the Sun Belt Conference's career rushing mark.
After Friday's practice, Fenroy spoke with The Daily Advertiser about getting back on the field, his legacy and his future.
Question: What do you like the most about finally getting back to practice?
Answer: I like seeing the guys fighting hard and all the intensity. Seeing the guys out here having fun and playing football means a lot to me. They're working hard to make me better, and I'm working hard to make them better.
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Joshua Parrott • jparrott@theadvertiser.com • August 9, 2008