Tyrone Clark Jr Tyrone Clark Jr 5'10" | 205 lbs | RB St. Francis | 2027 State NY is a player who should be a national name across the state. He has elite talent as a prospect and has put together an impressive senior season. Tallying over 800 yards and 10 touchdowns through six games.

Clark Jr is an elite level prospect who has amazing downhill speed, and the ability to turn on the jest with ease. He can slow plays down at the LOS, and dominate through the first level. After the LOS, he is elite at reaching his top speed, and shows balanced footwork, and the ability to stay on his feet. Clark is an elite level senior who is on the rise.

The MVP of this game was going to be whichever RB was on the winning side and Clark did everything in this game to show he belongs in the same conversation as Kimble. Tyrone averaged 10 yards per carry going for 197 on 19 totes and ran in a pair of scores while catching a couple of passes and another TD.

Clark, a three year varsity starter, has been a dominant force his whole career. Starting his first two seasons in Lackawanna, he played like a man amongst boys. Then in his junior year, Tyrone showed that he belonged in a league with tougher competition. He accumulated 1,300 yards in a predominantly timeshare role but was a monster in the final three games running for 464 yards.

Clark plays with a low center of gravity and is a controlled runner-he understands leverage really well and consistently makes defenders look silly. He’s comfortable tracking the ball in the air in the receiving game. Clark is super shifty and is difficult for defenders to bring down, he’s got elite short area quickness. He can hit an extra gear on some runs, but I’d love to see him consistently get some more explosion and burst in his first step to take his game to the next level. He’s got the natural shiftiness, footwork, and understanding of leverage to be special.

The third best Running back in the state is Tyrone Clark Jr Tyrone Clark Jr 5'10" | 205 lbs | RB St. Francis | 2027 State NY . The St. Francis prospect, stands at 5’10” 205-Pounds, and displays an excellent size for the RB Position. He keeps his spot on the Top Five, after putting together an impressive Junior Season for the Monsignor Martin Squad.

Clark Jr played in a stacked backfield at St. Francis this past season, yet still put together an impressive tape. The RB, displays an elite vision, and he can see the field with ease. Slowing plays down behind the line comes naturally to him, and he uses this to find quick holes across the line which he moves through with ease using his quick speed and good burst.

Clark began the year splitting carries but ended up dominating the ground game enroute to the Monsignor Martin League championship. He led the Red Raiders in All Purpose yards with 1,573 and scored 19 TDs. He was named 1st team All State Offense (for the second straight year), 1st team All Catholic and All WNY First Team (for the third year in a row).

Clark had dominated Class B to such a degree that he transferred to a private school to face tougher competition. While he wasn’t averaging 200+ yards per game like previous seasons, he was still extremely effective as he was the Red Raiders top RB. Clark ran for over 500 yards in St. Francis final four games en route to a Monsignor Martin Championship.

Once against we find a St. Francis RB on the stat sheet stuffer list. This week we have Tyrone Clark, who in a win against Canisius, had an outstanding game running the ball.

Clark was a work horse against Canisius, and had a total of 32 carries throughout the game. He averaged 7.1 yards per carry, and had three touchdowns on the game. Clark Jr finished with 227 yards on the ground, and a 75 yard touchdown, which helped his team get the win.