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A brilliant running back. Clap for the Wolfman!
JWIV is a very rare and special RB and player overall. He does so much for the team. White's versatility, durability, and team attitude he provides has become a foundation for the Utes.
He's the best I've seen at the U. Great Job, hopefully they will get you some help for next year.
I don't know why I keep reading articles about JWIV wherein he's described as an "unknown" RB. He wasn't "unknown". He was rated by Rivals as the nation's #1-ranked Jr. College RB.
Great accomplishment for White, but putting things into perspective, Monroe got all his yards in only 11-games. White got his in 13. Still, I'd say that after this season, White's name can be listed among the greatest RBs ever to wear the drum and feather.
Congratulations White!
Go Utes!
Congratulations, John White IV.
Thank you for your contributions to Utah football. I don't like to think about how this season would have turned out without them.
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's John White IV.
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