"Trotter covers college football. He also writes about other college sports, including men's and women's basketball. Trotter resides in the Cleveland area with his wife and three kids and is a fan of his hometown Oklahoma City Thunder. He covered the Cleveland Browns and NFL for ESPN for five years, moving back to college football in 2024. Previously, Trotter worked for the Middletown (Ohio) Journal, Austin American-Statesman and Oklahoman newspapers before joining ESPN in 2011."
"In their final season together, the two seniors have an opportunity to make history -- in multiple ways. According to ESPN Research, Singleton and Allen are the first Power 4 running back duo to each rush for 750-plus yards in three consecutive seasons since at least 1996. (Indiana's Antwaan Randle El and Levron Williams matched the feat from 1999-2001, but Randle El was a quarterback)."
Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen form a complementary Penn State rushing duo, likened to cookies-n-cream from Berkey Creamery. They are longtime roommates who are quiet, soft-spoken and passionate about football. Both seniors have an opportunity this season to make history by continuing streaks of high rushing production. ESPN Research shows they are the first Power 4 running back duo to each rush for 750-plus yards in three consecutive seasons since at least 1996. Allen has 273 yards with an 8.0-yard average; Singleton has 179 yards with a 4.4-yard average. The pair have combined for eight touchdowns and are near Penn State's career rushing mark.
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