COLUMBIA, S.C. — With heart, hustle, and history on his side, Allen University's sophomore running back has officially been crowned the 2025 SIAC Player of the Year, becoming the first Yellow Jacket in program history to earn the league's top individual honor. The dynamic tailback didn't just break records — he shattered all expectations.
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