Yardage for each carry in Coffee running back’s 605-yard night

Coffee RB Tyrese Woodgett rushed for a state-record 605 yards on 20 carries in a 72-48 victory over Sequoyah last week. Here is the yardage for each of his 20 carries, with touchdowns in parentheses.

Coffee's @WoodgettTyrese with one of the best games in the history of the GHSA vs Sequoyah in the quarterfinals where he rushed for 605 yards on 20 carries and 7 touchdowns. #RecruitGeorgia pic.twitter.com/vlopZa4tvy
— Recruit Georgia (@RecruitGeorgia) November 30, 2024

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