Georgia State's best running backs since 2004

Tucker Gregg leads with 2,265 rushing yards in 44 games at Georgia State; Tra Barnett had 2,156.

Every running back with 5 or more games at Georgia State since 2004, ranked by rushing yards; the lines are each player's rushing yards game by game, the top 8 drawn. A link opens the player's page, where he has one, or his row on the board.

rushing yards · by game
01,1332,265144D. KirkS. PaigeF. Brock IVK. NealD. CoatesM. CarrollT. BarnettT. Gregg
rushing touchdowns · by game
01428144D. KirkS. PaigeF. Brock IVK. NealD. CoatesM. CarrollT. BarnettT. Gregg
yards from scrimmage · by game
01,1992,397144D. KirkS. PaigeF. Brock IVK. NealD. CoatesM. CarrollT. BarnettT. Gregg
32 running backs with 5+ games at Georgia Staterushing yards
#playerseasonsgamesrushing yardsrushing touchdownsyards from scrimmagereceptions
1Tucker Gregg2018–2022442,265282,37813
2Tra Barnett2016–2019362,156192,34039
3Marcus Carroll2020–2023372,136222,39729
4Destin Coates2018–2021311,638161,85331
5Kyler Neal2013–2017381,132131,49832
6Freddie Brock IV2023–2024161,12691,30723
7Seth Paige2018–20201875988287
8Demarcus Kirk2015–201835710780310
9Jordon Simmons202511543273528
10Taz Bateman2015–201813444174729
11Travis Evans201310405348810
12Lanear McCrary Jr.2026638544125
13Michel Dukes202412365271943
14Jonathan Jean-Bart2013–20141027613113
15Rashad Amos20259267233710
16Qwantavius Wiggins2026625123106
17Dennis Murray Jr.2024–202616230243925
18Gerald Howse2013–2014818611922
19Darius Stubbs2016–20191215212014
20Branson Robinson20251115211745
21Duvall Smith2013–20141011531576
22Kendrick Dorn20168110117611
23Djay Braswell2025710401217
24Antoine Lane2021–20225840840
25Savion Hart202657711214
26CJ Beasley20245710873
27KZ Adams2022–20239660691
28Xavier Butler20265661692
29TJ Peyton20259650801
30Jordan Ford202454501076
31Dontavis Crocker20145390501
32Jonathan Lytle2014–201573130

Also at Georgia State: quarterbacks, wide receivers, tight ends, defenders, kickers, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.