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[background=transparent][background=transparent] Lache Seastrunk: 'I'm the best back'[/background][/background]
[background=transparent][background=transparent]Baylor running back Lache Seastrunk is so confident in his abilities, he has already laid claim to the 2013 Heisman Trophy.[/background]
[background=transparent]"I'm going to win the Heisman. I'm going to win it in 2013," Seastrunk told the Sporting News this week. "If I don't, I'm going to get very close. I'm shooting for that goal. I will gladly say it."[/background][/background]
[background=transparent][background=transparent]Baylor coach Art Briles told the Sporting News that Seastrunk's claim on college football's top individual award is "certainly a goal that's realistic."[/background]
[background=transparent]In the first seven games of this season, Seastrunk averaged less than 26 yards a game, but he emerged as a star in November. In Baylor's final five games, he averaged 138.6 yards and ran for five touchdowns, including three at Oklahoma.[/background]
[background=transparent]Seastrunk, playing in his first season of college football, also caught 5 passes for 91 yards and a touchdown Nov. 1 against Kansas, but his most eye-opening performance came Nov. 17 against Kansas State.[/background]
[background=transparent]Seastrunk ran for 185 yards and a touchdown against the No. 1 team in the country.[/background]
[background=transparent]"I feel like there's no back who can do what I do," he told the Sporting News. "I know I'm the fastest back in the country. I know I'm the best back in the country. Nobody's going to work harder."[/background]
[background=transparent]Seastrunk will be a junior next season after redshirting at Oregon in 2010 and sitting out a season while he transferred to Baylor.[/background]
[background=transparent]His recruitment at Oregon is at the center of the NCAA's ongoing investigation that the Ducks improperly used a football scouting service run by Willie Lyles, who had a close relationship with Seastrunk. When Oregon released what Lyles provided the Ducks for $25,000, it was mostly worthless, outdated profiles and information.[/background][/background]
[background=transparent][background=transparent]Baylor running back Lache Seastrunk is so confident in his abilities, he has already laid claim to the 2013 Heisman Trophy.[/background]
[background=transparent]"I'm going to win the Heisman. I'm going to win it in 2013," Seastrunk told the Sporting News this week. "If I don't, I'm going to get very close. I'm shooting for that goal. I will gladly say it."[/background][/background]
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I'm going to win the Heisman. I'm going to win it in 2013. If I don't, I'm going to get very close.
I'm shooting for that goal.
I will gladly say it.[/background][font=Times New Roman'][background=transparent]”[/background][/font]-- Baylor RB Lache Seastrunk,
to the Sporting News[/background][/font]
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I'm shooting for that goal.
I will gladly say it.[/background][font=Times New Roman'][background=transparent]”[/background][/font]-- Baylor RB Lache Seastrunk,
to the Sporting News[/background][/font]
[background=transparent][background=transparent]Baylor coach Art Briles told the Sporting News that Seastrunk's claim on college football's top individual award is "certainly a goal that's realistic."[/background]
[background=transparent]In the first seven games of this season, Seastrunk averaged less than 26 yards a game, but he emerged as a star in November. In Baylor's final five games, he averaged 138.6 yards and ran for five touchdowns, including three at Oklahoma.[/background]
[background=transparent]Seastrunk, playing in his first season of college football, also caught 5 passes for 91 yards and a touchdown Nov. 1 against Kansas, but his most eye-opening performance came Nov. 17 against Kansas State.[/background]
[background=transparent]Seastrunk ran for 185 yards and a touchdown against the No. 1 team in the country.[/background]
[background=transparent]"I feel like there's no back who can do what I do," he told the Sporting News. "I know I'm the fastest back in the country. I know I'm the best back in the country. Nobody's going to work harder."[/background]
[background=transparent]Seastrunk will be a junior next season after redshirting at Oregon in 2010 and sitting out a season while he transferred to Baylor.[/background]
[background=transparent]His recruitment at Oregon is at the center of the NCAA's ongoing investigation that the Ducks improperly used a football scouting service run by Willie Lyles, who had a close relationship with Seastrunk. When Oregon released what Lyles provided the Ducks for $25,000, it was mostly worthless, outdated profiles and information.[/background][/background]
