In unsurprising news, junior running back Jordan Cronkrite was named the AAC Offensive Player of the Week following his 302-yard, three touchdown explosion on the ground at UMass on Saturday.
Averaging 13.1 yards per rush on 23 carries, the UF transfer broke both program and conference’s single-game rushing record. Andre Hall (2004) and Marlon Mack (2014)held the previous mark for USF, both breaking off a 275-yard game in their respective careers.
Setting The American single-game rushing record, as well as USF’s team record, with a 302-yard, three-touchdown performance in the Bulls’ 58-42 win at Massachusetts, @USFFootball's Jordan Cronkrite is the #AmericanFB Offensive Player of the Week.
— American Football (@American_FB) October 8, 2025
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Cronk’s 300+ yard day also registered as the fourth-best individual rushing performance by a player from a Florida school.
The Miami native and Westminster Christian product has now clocked in three straight 100+ yard games and is currently second in the conference in rushing with 606 yards on 8.8 yards per carry and five touchdowns. He only trails Memphis’ Darrell Henderson, who’s having a ridiculous year with 934 yards on 11.8(!) ypc and 12 touchdowns.
He’ll try to tack onto his season totals this Friday when facing a Tulsa defensive giving up just over 200 rushing yards per game on 5.2 ypc.