J.J. Taylor can count on one hand how many times he was caught from behind last season.
“Two times. Three times,” the Arizona Wildcats running back said.
It’s a low number for a guy who had 146 carries, but it’s still two or three too many, so his main focus this offseason was to get even faster.
“Because I was tired of being caught from behind,” said Taylor, who rushed for 847 yards last year. “It just sucks. You get out there and you’re just like, ‘dang, I could have had it.