Greyhounds thriving on multi-pronged approach at running back

GREYHOUND FOOTBALL
  • Kaden Canty is averaging 8.3 yards per carry for the Greyhounds. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Kaden Canty is averaging 8.3 yards per carry for the Greyhounds. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Freshman Laquan Pendleton breaks away from a tackle against ELCA. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Freshman Laquan Pendleton breaks away from a tackle against ELCA. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Travis Miller leads the Greyhounds in rushing yards, having gained 486 through eight games. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Travis Miller leads the Greyhounds in rushing yards, having gained 486 through eight games. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Bruno Hicks leads the Greyhounds with five rushing touchdowns. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Bruno Hicks leads the Greyhounds with five rushing touchdowns. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Jaylan Thomas
    Jaylan Thomas
    When it comes to running the football, only one running back, except in the case of a trick play, can touch the ball on a single play. Throughout the season, the Greyhounds have leaned on a multi-pronged and balanced approach to the ground game, dividing the workload between multiple running backs.Between Bruno Hicks, Travis Miller and Kaden Canty, they have combined to rush for 14 touch...

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