runs too high; knows to get his legs up high to avoid would-be tacklers; has one speed; evasive for a back his side, runs how alstott would when eh reaches the back levesls of a defense; patient for holes to develop, if pullers move slow he finds the first grass and goes; needs to tuck ball high/tight and squeeze its points; will absorb a blow and keep his feet going and go; shows ability to make one-cut and go at times;

Scully had an outstanding team for Colts Neck. The first thing I noticed about his game was that he knows how to get his legs up high to avoid would-be tacklers. The way he runs kind of reminds me of how Mike Alstott would run when he would reach the back-end of a defense. Scully is patient as he waits for holes to develop; however, if his pullers are moving too slow he will bite at the first bit of grass he sees and head upfield. Scully has shown that he can absorb a blow and keep heading up field at times too. I would like to see Scully lower his pad level when running and focus on squeezing the points of the ball.

A player attempting to run for the most touchdowns in the state this season, Chris Scully Chris Scully 5'10" | 210 lbs | RB Colts Neck | 2024 NJ has hit the 20 touchdown mark already. And with 1372 rushing yards to go with it, he is a true feature back for Colts Neck. Another bigger back in the state, Chris runs with authority and imposes his will on defenders. He is one of the most dominant backs in the state, and is a quick decision maker with the ball in his hands. Chris can make one cut and be gone, having the ability to dart through the tackles somehow untouched. Colleges should be giving Chris Scully Chris Scully 5'10" | 210 lbs | RB Colts Neck | 2024 NJ another look.

It is hard to win games when you cannot stop the run. Raritan realized this as Scully ran rampant all across the field. In the 40-13 victory over Raritan, Colts Neck’s Scully ran for 253 yards and 4 touchdowns on 19 attempts.