Chestnut Hill, Mass. – Most players would feel content after finishing sixth in the ACC in all-purpose yardage.
However, Myles Willis isn’t most players.
“I’m the biggest critic of myself,” said the Eagles’ junior running back. “Expectations always rise as you get more experienced. But no expectation is going to be higher than the ones I have for myself.”
Playing in all 13 games last season, Willis led the team with 1,372 all-purpose yards, averaging 105.5 yards per game. That includes rushing for 459 yards and two touchdowns on 88 carries while returning 34 kickoffs for 839 yards and one score.