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Rodney Stewart

Colorado · Running Back · 2008-11

RUSH YDS
3,598
RUSH TD
25
REC YDS
969

Career totals · 4 seasons with stats

Scouting Report

In the Colorado record book, Stewart ranks No. 2 in career rushing yards. Stewart's 2010 season ranks No. 5 in program history for rushing yards.

From 2008 to 2011, Stewart ran for 3,598 yards and 25 touchdowns, adding 969 receiving yards.

In 17-0 that career earns a 70 overall, the 6th-highest running back rating at Colorado since 1990 and No. 83 among all running backs of the 2010-2014 era.

Honors & Awards

  1. 2010
    • Second-team all-conference

Season by Season

Rodney Stewart season-by-season statistics at Colorado
SeasonCarRush YdsRush TDRecRec Yds
20081326222743
200919880491265
20102901,3181029290
2011189854445571
Total8093,5982593969

Seasons with tracked stats at Colorado. Coverage starts in 2006; tackles, sacks and passes defended start in 2016 (shown as – before then).

Colorado Record Book

  • No. 2 in career rushing yards
  • No. 5 in single-season rushing yards (2010)

Top-10 entries in the program's career and single-season lists.

Colorado Teammates

  1. 77Paul Richardson2010-13WR
  2. 72Nelson Spruce2011-15WR
  3. 72Jimmy Smith2007-10CB
  4. 70Josh Hartigan2009-11LB
  5. 69Toney Clemons2009-11WR
  6. 69Jalil Brown2008-10CB
  7. 68Nick Kasa2009-12TE
  8. 67Tyler Hansen2008-11QB
  9. 65Tyler McCulloch2011-14WR
  10. 65Paul Vigo2009-13LB

Full Colorado all-time roster

Top Running Backs of the 2010-2014 Era

  1. 95Mark Ingram IIAlabama · 2008-10RB
  2. 91Melvin GordonWisconsin · 2011-14RB
  3. 91Nick ChubbGeorgia · 2014-17RB
  4. 91LaMichael JamesOregon · 2009-11RB
  5. 90Andre WilliamsBoston College · 2010-13RB
  6. 90Montee BallWisconsin · 2009-12RB
  7. 90Ka'Deem CareyArizona · 2011-13RB
  8. 90Mikel LeshoureIllinois · 2008-10RB

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Sources: Wikipedia and its All-America, all-conference, award and program statistical-leader pages; season statistics and NFL Draft data from CollegeFootballData.com. Ratings are 17-0's own estimates, graded within each era. How ratings work.