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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: January 3, 2010
Breaking onto the scene just after the midway point of the college football season on October 24 against Arkansas when he ran for over 120 yards and had one receiving touchdown, McCluster became a force in college football.
Following his breakout game, McCluster followed it up with rushing performances of 186, 282, and 148 yards.
Drawing comparisons to the Tennessee Titans superstar running back Chris Johnson, McCluster is a similar mold in running style using shifty moves and pure speed, but he is also comparative in size (McCluster is 5'8" 170-pounds, Johnson is 5'11" 190-pounds).
McCluster will obviously need to pack on a few more pounds once he gets to the NFL, but he has easily helped his overall draft position in the last seven games in his senior year with Ole Miss.
While Johnson was running for East Carolina, he too had a slow start to his se...
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