Otis Anderson
2019 Rush/Rec Stats
ATT
113
YDS
726
TD
5
YDS
365
TD
3
2020 Rush/Rec Projections
Spearheads offensive attack
Anderson rushed nine times for 61 yards and caught all five targets for 69 yards and a touchdown in the win over Marshall on Monday at the Gasparilla Bowl.
ANALYSIS
Anderson was arguably the team's most dynamic playmaker against the Thundering Herd, finished with the second-most carries and second-most catches for 130 yards from scrimmage. Even as the team's usual third-option at running back behind Adrian Killins and Greg McCrae, Anderson finished the year with career-highs with 144 touches, 1,091 yards from scrimmage and eight total touchdowns. With Killins off to the NFL next year, expect Anderson to see an increase in his role in the offense again in 2020.
Anderson was arguably the team's most dynamic playmaker against the Thundering Herd, finished with the second-most carries and second-most catches for 130 yards from scrimmage. Even as the team's usual third-option at running back behind Adrian Killins and Greg McCrae, Anderson finished the year with career-highs with 144 touches, 1,091 yards from scrimmage and eight total touchdowns. With Killins off to the NFL next year, expect Anderson to see an increase in his role in the offense again in 2020.
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Scores twice in defeat
Anderson rushed 17 times fro 66 yards and a touchdown and caught two targets for 17 yards and a score in Friday's 34-31 upset to Tulsa.
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Gashes Owls on the ground
Anderson carried the ball 17 times for 205 yards and one touchdown in Saturday's 63-21 win over Temple.
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Takes advantage of playing time
Anderson rushed 18 times for 80 yards with two catches on six targets for 18 yards against East Carolina on Saturday.
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Season-high 12 carries against UC
Anderson rushed 12 times for 45 yards and caught three of four targets for 20 yards in Friday's defeat at Cincinnati.
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Scores twice in conference win
Anderson rushed for two touchdowns and 74 yards on six carries against SMU on Saturday, also bringing in his only target for a 13 yard gain.
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