Bio

One of top returning running backs in the conference and also proficient as a slot receiver … Is an explosive player with a combination of elite speed and strength, according to the coaching staff, which also labeled him tough, physical, and an outstanding leader … Broke the program’s 40-dash record in the spring and is the strongest player on the team pound-for-pound … Member of Wooster’s track team as well … 2009: Voted to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Second Team after combining for 867 yards – 570 rushing on 103 carries and 297 receiving on 28 catches – and three touchdowns … Ranked sixth in the league in rushing (57.0 ypg) and fourth in all-purpose yardage (117.2 ypg) as he also returned 14 kickoffs for 297 yards (21.2 average) … Broke out for a career-high 134 rushing yards on just 12 attempts against Oberlin (Nov. 7) and had 145 receiving yards in opener against Waynesburg (Sept. 5) … 2008: Won the team’s Galbreath Memorial Award as the outstanding first-year offensive player … Quickly developed into a key contributor at the slot, playing all 10 games and starting in four … Had 17 touches as both a receiver (197 yards) and runner (89 yards), while combining for four touchdowns (two others were called back due to penalties) … Season-high 71 receiving yards and two scores came against Washington-St. Louis (Oct. 18) and season-high 27 rushing yards against Earlham (Oct. 4) … Was credited with seven tackles on the season as well … Prior to Wooster: Contributed at running back and wide receiver at Dunedin High School … Helped the Falcons to their first district title in 19 years as well as a playoff victory in 2006 … Competed in the 100 meters and triple jump for the track & field team … Personal: Born on Oct. 17, 1989 … Son of Andrew Flagg and Sherri Billirakis … Majoring in biology.