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11/29/2020 3:33:00 PM | Football
NEW HAVEN, CT – University at Buffalo junior running back Jaret Patterson was named the Walter Camp Foundation Football Bowl Subdivision National Offensive Player of the Week on Sunday following his historic performance against Kent State.
Patterson rushed for a school and Mid-American record 409 yards (the second-highest single-game total in FBS history) and tied a FBS record with eight rushing touchdowns as Buffalo defeated Kent State, 70-41. Patterson averaged 11.8 yards per carry (36 carrries, 409 yards) and had four scoring runs of 30 or more yards as the Bulls improved to 4-0 with the victory.
Through four games, Patterson has rushed for 920 yards. His 230 yards per game average leads the nation and his 920 rushing yards are fifth in the country. His 16 rushing touchdowns are one shy of the national lead while playing half the games as the leaders.
Patterson and the Bulls will next be in action at Ohio on Saturday.
Patterson rushed for a school and Mid-American record 409 yards (the second-highest single-game total in FBS history) and tied a FBS record with eight rushing touchdowns as Buffalo defeated Kent State, 70-41. Patterson averaged 11.8 yards per carry (36 carrries, 409 yards) and had four scoring runs of 30 or more yards as the Bulls improved to 4-0 with the victory.
Through four games, Patterson has rushed for 920 yards. His 230 yards per game average leads the nation and his 920 rushing yards are fifth in the country. His 16 rushing touchdowns are one shy of the national lead while playing half the games as the leaders.
Patterson and the Bulls will next be in action at Ohio on Saturday.
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