Rhamondre Stevenson

Rhamondre Stevenson is from Las Vegas, and as a Centennial High School junior he was the Las Vegas Sun's 2015 High School Player of the Year. He played two seasons at Cerritos College before joining Oklahoma, where he scored a rushing touchdown in each of his first five games. A failed marijuana test cost him the 2019 Peach Bowl and the first part of 2020. In his first game back he ran for three touchdowns against Texas Tech, and he was named MVP of the Cotton Bowl played after the 2020 season, with 186 yards on 18 carries. New England drafted him in the fourth round, 120th overall, in 2021. He broke out as a rookie with 100 yards and two scores in a 45-7 win over Cleveland, and he became the Patriots' lead back. His career totals, per his infobox, are 3,896 rushing yards, 30 rushing touchdowns and 201 catches. He remains with New England. (Wikipedia calls it the 2020 Cotton Bowl Classic.) Norman Transcript wrote on December 17, 2018: "Stevenson, who is 6 foot 1, 230 pounds, comes from Cerritos (California) Community College, where he rushed for 2,111 yards (9.5 per carry) and 16 touchdowns this fall."