he sort'a showed what he is capable of doing in the MSU. y wouldn't you run him?

He worked against a good Mich St front line and consistency would be good for a change in the backfield. He is not shift or as fast as others in the backfield but go with what works and stop switching things up so much. A steady diet of Cross and Janovich will cure the ailing run game.

Imani looks like the better back...... maybe not as fast but at least he is getting north and south

I've been saying this since his freshman year when Ameer was a sophomore. I was wrong then, but I'm right now.

I've said this for years...he's the most physical, hard-running back in the group. Not the best at side to side or catching screens out of the backfield, but if you want to wear down and demoralize a defense with smash mouth football, he's your guy.

Cross has more success it seems.

It is obvious too bad the coaches have not used his skills.

He is the only back that has shown any consistency

If the line will help him, he'll be fine. Just don't expect him to do it all on his own.

yes he should be. he reminds me of the old school bruser backs nebraska use to have. kind of a Tom Rathmen type guy. GBR

He is a much more powerful runner & is not afraid of lowering his shoulders. Doesn't jitter-step when approaching the line. Runs with confidence.

Because Newby is not good enough to be featured

If he can get the job done with a little help from his friends....absolutely!

Runs north and south doesn't get pulled down by first guy

yes he is a power runner and he showed he can use it well

He's like a runaway train.

Reward the good show from last week.

If he runs like he did in the Michigan State game, Then yes!

He's finally realized his potential.

He has earned it

He won't wear down the defenses better.

He's got the toughness and will to take the hits

Newly is too weak and does a terrible job of reading blocks.

Why not?

why not...