Before Troy McCormick suffered a torn ACL in the spring of 2015, he showed glimpses of possessing the skills to be a dynamic offensive talent. Though he took a back seat to workhorse Devontae Booker in 2014, McCormick showed flashes of lightning speed and evasiveness in the Utes’ Las Vegas Bowl win over Colorado State. The Utah coaching staff had high hopes that McCormick could take some of the load off of Booker and serve as a nice replacement should Booker get injured. In an unfortunate turn of events, McCormick was tackled awkwardly during practice, which would inevitably end his 2015 campaign.
2016 Expectations From Utah RB Troy McCormick
