In the final game of his collegiate career, against Iowa State, he had rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. Overall, he finished the season with 1, rushing yards and 11 touchdowns. Larry was 5 ft 5 in 1. His mother Annette died of cancer in April In the season, Sproles continued to produce greatly for the Wildcats. In the season opener against California, he had rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. On September 13, against Massachusetts, he had rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns to help get the Wildcats to a 4—0 start.
On November 8, in a game at Iowa State, he had rushing yard and three rushing touchdowns. On November 22, against Missouri, he had 43 carries for rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. In the Big 12 Conference championship in , a 35—7 win over 1 ranked Oklahoma, he had rushing yards and 88 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown.
Overall, he finished the season with 1, rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns. That same year, he finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting.
He graduated with a degree in speech pathology. He led all FBS teams in rushing yards in with 1, In the season, Sproles's role in the offense expanded.
In the season opener against Western Kentucky, he had rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. On October 5, in the game at Colorado, he had rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns. On November 2, against Kansas, he had rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. He followed that up with rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns against Iowa State. In the next game, against Nebraska, he had rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns.
Overall, in the season, he finished with 1, rushing yards and 17 rushing touchdowns. Sproles played college football at Kansas State University from to , starting all games in his last two seasons and setting 23 school records.
In the season, he made his collegiate debut against New Mexico State and had four carries for 49 yards and a touchdown. He finished with 28 carries for rushing yards and one touchdown in six games. He was also the winner of Thomas A. Simone Trophy, given to the top big-class football player in Kansas City metro area. In , he rushed for 2, yards in nine games as a junior.
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See who else rounds out the next ten counting down from Made 13 starts at wide receiver Missed the NCAA semifinal win over Montana State after leaving the previous two playoff games early with a shoulder injury NDSU's second leading receiver with 33 receptions for yards and two touchdowns First catch of the season was a diving, over-the-shoulder yard touchdown from Trey Lance in the season opener at Target Field Had a yard TD catch in the win over Northern Iowa Career-high six receptions against Missouri State Career-high 72 yards on three receptions at Delaware Scored two rushing touchdowns in the NCAA playoffs, a yard reverse handoff from running back Adam Cofield in the second round against Nicholls and a yard fake reverse handoff to receiver Christian Watson in the championship win over James Madison Made five receptions for 34 yards Credited with one rush for six yards at South Dakota Also contributed on special teams
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