I understand the whole offensive line thing. HOWEVER, I'd suggest watching all of the yards he gets after he's 5 yards down the field and past the line. His line aint pimp slapping linebackers and safeties out the way....HE is. There is always an adjustment in the college game, especially with your vision as a back and how you respond the the speed difference and the fact that holes close much faster. Aaron Spikes struggled with this last year but he also struggled with a poor O-Line. The fact that this kid can literally pick up and throw defensive backs tells me that at the very least, he will be a great short yardage and redzone back due to being able to run up the middle. We haven't had this in a long time.