Larry Ellison: From Quarterback to Running Back, the powerhouse of Crown Point Bulldogs
Key points:
- Larry Ellison, the junior running back for Crown Point Bulldogs, has shown remarkable strength on the field, transitioning from playing quarterback to safety, and now as a running back.
- Ellison has scored 29 touchdowns and rushed for 1,776 yards this season, with the upcoming Class 6A state championship game against Ben Davis Giants at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
- Head coach Craig Buzea has praised Ellison's versatility and durability, emphasizing his humble and unassuming nature as a player.
Crown Point’s Larry Ellison has shown “remarkable strength” as he transitioned from quarterback to safety, and now to running back. Ellison has delivered 29 touchdowns and 1,776 rushing yards this season. The Bulldogs, led by Ellison, are preparing to face Ben Davis in the Class 6A state championship at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday. Ellison’s versatility and the team’s chemistry have been essential for their success. Coach Craig Buzea, drawing from his prior state finals experience, is focusing on preparedness, including practicing at the Sparta Dome and simulating loud game environments. Buzea sees Ellison as a “remarkable show of strength and durability” heading into the championship game.
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