From his one-handed catch at LSU to the punt return at Arkansas, here are five memorable performances from the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner. And here are the top 5 final standings.
Bowl game a pain for former Mission Hills High standout Jack Tuttle [The San Diego Union-Tribune]
Jack Tuttle refused to use pain as an excuse.
It was obvious, however, that the Indiana quarterback was hurting in Saturday’s Outback Bowl against Ole Miss.
Turns out that sometime in the first half, Tuttle the 2018 CIF Offensive Player of the Year at Mission Hills High separated his right (throwing) shoulder.
Tuttle finished the game completing 26 of 45 passes for 201 yards. He also rushed nine times for 29 yards in Indiana’s 26-20 loss.
Tuttle couldn’t remember exactly when it happened, but the pain began somewhere in the first half, he said.
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In one game, Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Pollard garnered praise for his standout performance against the San Francisco 49ers and put a spotlight on Ezekiel Elliott s lackluster 2020 season.
Pollard racked up 132 scrimmage yards on the 49ers fifth-ranked defense, which also lists seventh against the run. Behind an offensive line without All-Pros Tyron Smith (neck) and Zack Martin (calf), the second-year running back recorded 69 yards and two touchdowns on the ground as Elliott sat out with a calf injury.
Aside from his 103-yard rushing performance against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 11, Elliott has struggled since quarterback Dak Prescott went down with a dislocated ankle in early October. In fact, the Cowboys lead ball-carrier hasn t scored a rushing touchdown since Week 5.