Snap share
26%
likely 18–32%
Rush yards
50
461st of 1194 in FBS
Yards / carry
3.8
Rush TD
0
Receptions
4
622nd of 1676 in FBS

Advanced

Computed from every play, garbage time excluded. FBS rank among players with enough volume

RushingValueFBS rank
Carries11—
Success rate18.2%—
Explosive run rate18.2%—
Stuffed at the line27.3%—
First downs2—
Red-zone carries1—
Goal-line carries0—

2026 Season Stats

FBS rank among qualifying players

Rushing2026FBS rank
Carries13—
Yards50461st / 1194
Yards / carry3.8—
Touchdowns0—
Long20—
Receiving2026FBS rank
Receptions4622nd / 1676
Yards121258th / 1662
Yards / catch3—
Touchdowns0—
Long7—
Defense2026FBS rank
Tackles13473rd / 4521
Solo1—
Tackles for loss0—
Sacks0—
QB hurries0—
Passes defended0—
Defensive TD0—

Snaps by Game

Estimated snaps from a model trained on real NFL snap counts. Ranges in brackets are where the real number lands 80% of the time: wide for a single game, tighter over the season. How it works

GameTeam playsEst. snapsPlays involvedPlays madeSnap share
Wk 1 · Ohio State60~15 (10–19)5·25%
Wk 2 · Stony Brook68~11 (3–21)4·16%
Wk 3 · Liberty56~21 (14–27)8138%
Season18447 (33–58)17126%

Position Room

6 RBs on the Ball State roster, ordered by car

#PlayerPosClassCarYdsYPCTDRecEPA/play
4TJ HortonRBSR23208937+0.10
2Jalen BondsRBSO13906.913+0.50
Johnny Thompson Jr.RB13503.804—
0Elijah JacksonRBSR4256.301+0.54
21Anthony McMullen Jr.RBFR——————
25Char'rese BreveardRBFR——————

Stats, EPA and usage come from CollegeFootballData.com and refresh daily. FBS ranks only count players with enough volume for the stat to mean something. Qualifying for EPA takes 6+ plays per team game. Ball State depth chart →