Caleb Hawkins

Right.

He is not draft eligible, but their running back, Caleb Hawkins, is an absolute monster.

They also have a gigantic wide receiver who I wrote down.

God knows where that note is.

I mentioned it in my notes and observations.

Caleb Hawkins, the fact that he only has three touchdowns this year, two rushing touchdowns, and running backs on the roster, other running backs on the roster have totaled five touchdowns.

And I just wonder, man.

If Caleb Hawkins had four of those five touchdowns, we'd be looking at him as one of the top backs in college football right now because he is getting a lot of yards.

He is getting a lot of touches, but he's just not finding the end zone right now.

Let's see if that changes over the last third of the season.

You know, the guys that they brought from North Texas, they had offers to go to bigger programs.

Like Caleb Hawkins, that running back they had, that brother had 25 touchdowns and over 1,400 rushing yards in his freshman season at North Texas last year.

He could have played anywhere he wanted to.

So when it comes to Miami being able to buy quarterbacks, it's like, sure, there's always going to be a high-end quarterback that is going to be incentivized by the money.

Oklahoma State's, this is an interesting one, Matthew.

Oklahoma State's Caleb Hawkins is the RB7 with zero rushing TDs.

The RB7 during the span with zero rushing TDs.

He's being carried by 229 yards.

yards receiving we got some backs out here that are catching balls i didn't realize nate shepherd and caleb hawkins were being used in the passing game uh that much speaking of catching balls lsu's dylan jones has 19 catches second amongst running backs during this span hawaii's titan uh lockett has 17 catches but only six rushing yards i don't know why that's interesting um let's see um Uh, ECU's TJ Engelman has, has been one of the biggest risers, uh, to date or during that three week span, his roster ship percentage going up 25%.

Of course he has, uh, past, uh, Emory.

Is it, is it, who is Jared's boy? Who is Jared? The guy who transferred from North Texas.

No, those are very good.

And the rushing attack really opened up for them.

Caleb Hawkins, 19 for 120, 6.3 yards per carry.

Um, they had another running back average 7.5.

Uh, but it was all the receivers, right? Uh, Bowick, I mean, that kid was incredible.

You know, not from the 1-2-3.

Those are areas where I'd like more Caleb Hawkins.

But from the 6-7-8, you know, the first three goal-to-go situations of the game, first and goal was a run up the middle for one yard.

I understand the need for running the ball in goal to go situations.

Wyatt Young, maybe.

We'll see if he's able to come out of a camp and make a roster.

Caleb Hawkins, 6'1", 220.

I don't know, man.