Koby Trahan
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At the game, I did not see what his injury may have been. Ankle/knee/hip? With the game winding down, I saw him standing. After the game, he got a piggyback ride, but then I saw him walking. I hope he is OK. Hope he can heal up and come back next week. He is a tough RB. He has it all. Good vision, toughness, and he has some wheels. A guy sitting on my row at the game said Trahan was close to 1600 yards. I know he had a big game vs. Kingwood Park, but I didn't realize he such a big season total. I checked the records at www.pngindians.com and, boom, he has 1693 yards. Great season. I hope he keeps it going for 4-more games. Go Indians.
The injury appeared to be ankle related.
I remember seeing the few runs he got as a sophomore and he looked like the best RB on the team. It’s unfortunate that he didn’t see more playing time as a sophomore and was moved to defense his junior year. He very likely would have run for enough yardage to make the top 4 on the all time list of PNG running backs. As it is he will still be #4 or higher for single season yardage. He has a good combination of size, power and top end speed.
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I remember seeing the few runs he got as a sophomore and he looked like the best RB on the team. It’s unfortunate that he didn’t see more playing time as a sophomore and was moved to defense his junior year. He very likely would have run for enough yardage to make the top 4 on the all time list of PNG running backs. As it is he will still be #4 or higher for single season yardage. He has a good combination of size, power and top end speed.
All-Time Rushing Records - PN-G Indians Football
Most Rushing Yards, Career Yards, Player, Games, Seasons, Average Per Game 5,110, Gordon LeBoeuf, 36, 1953-1955, 141.9 4,871, Roschon Johnson, 37, 2016-2018, 131.7 3,928, Jeff Bergeron, 30, 1970-1972, 130.9 3,410, Isaiah Nguyen, 30, 2022-2023, 113.7 *Unofficial 3,193, Bobby LaBorde, 36...
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If Mr. Trahan, can't run perhaps he can see limited playing time at LB.The injury appeared to be ankle related.
I remember seeing the few runs he got as a sophomore and he looked like the best RB on the team. It’s unfortunate that he didn’t see more playing time as a sophomore and was moved to defense his junior year. He very likely would have run for enough yardage to make the top 4 on the all time list of PNG running backs. As it is he will still be #4 or higher for single season yardage. He has a good combination of size, power and top end speed.
All-Time Rushing Records - PN-G Indians Football
Most Rushing Yards, Career Yards, Player, Games, Seasons, Average Per Game 5,110, Gordon LeBoeuf, 36, 1953-1955, 141.9 4,871, Roschon Johnson, 37, 2016-2018, 131.7 3,928, Jeff Bergeron, 30, 1970-1972, 130.9 3,410, Isaiah Nguyen, 30, 2022-2023, 113.7 *Unofficial 3,193, Bobby LaBorde, 36...
Koby Trahan was breaking long runs as a freshman running back.
Imagine if he had played RB for 3 seasons. He would have likely broken all rushing records at PNG.
Imagine if he had played RB for 3 seasons. He would have likely broken all rushing records at PNG.
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No doubt. But beyond setting records, I would have liked to watch him run more than basically just this year. He ranks right up there with the all-time best running backs at PNG.Koby Trahan was breaking long runs as a freshman running back.
Imagine if he had played RB for 3 seasons. He would have likely broken all rushing records at PNG.
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