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Prospect Primer: RB Lamical Perine

Perine scored 30 touchdowns in his college career

Mar 26, 2020 at 01:20 PM

Florida RB Lamical Perine

Name: Lamical Perine

Pos: RB

Ht.-Wt.: 5-11, 216

School: Florida

Key stats: Posted at least 550 rushing yards and six TDs each of the last three years. Scored 30 TDs in his college career (22 rushing, eight receiving), including five receiving TDs in 2019.

Honors: Finished ninth in school history in career rushing and receiving yards. Scored both a rushing and receiving TD in multiple bowl games, the first in school history to do so.

More: Comes from a football family. Father played at Auburn. Is also related to Washington RB Samaje Perine and Jacksonville LB Myles Jack.

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