http://idaho.scout.com/2/725301.html A bruising runner, exceptional blocker, and a hard worker with excellent size (6-2, 251) and good hands out of the backfield, Rolly moved up to tightend/H-back as a junior in 2006. That year he recorded 21 carries for 95 yards and caught one pass for nine yards. This season he split starting duties with junior Eddie Williams and played in all 12 games, catching 8 passes for 67 yards. His strength has always been as a mobile blocker with power in short yardage situation.
Very nice size for a fullback, going to be tougher for Maui to make it out of camp on the roster. I think his arrest will be his undoing.
like i said yesterday i am sure bill had a list of players he wanted to draft but felt they would not be drafted and he could land them without using picks look at the position battles going on i t hink bill drafted these guys and signed others and he and ireland and sparano are going to say you want to start you show us
some info http://www.govandals.com/ViewArticl...&DB_OEM_ID=17100&ATCLID=1088177&Q_SEASON=2007 2006: Played all 12 games as part of the backfield and H-back rotations ... had 21 carries for 95 yards and caught one pass for nine yards ... excelled as a blocker and in short-yardage situatuions. 2005: Started six and played in all 11 games ... carried the ball 128 times for 472 yards ... also caught 22 passes for 217 yards ... had 689 all-purpose yards ... best outing was 21 carries for 86 yards in Idaho’s victory at New Mexico State ... also had 21 carres vs. Utah State ... twice had four receptions in one game ... scored two TDs, one rushing and one passing, vs. Utah State. 2004: Played in all 12 games and started twice as a true freshman ... carried the ball 141 times for 614 yards ... scored six rushing touchdowns ... also caught six passes for 40 yards ... best outing was 125 yards on 22 carries against Louisiana-Lafayette ... also scored two TDs in that game and had career-long run of 34 yards ... with one reception for seven yards also had career high of 132 all-purpose yards ... shared time with fellow true freshman Jayson Bird. High school: Graduated in 2004 from Saint Francis High School ... led team to Provincial championship (equivalent to U.S. state title) ... team did not keep individual statistics ... team captain. Personal: Son of Tchitala Kamba and Eugene Lumbala ... born Jan. 30, 1986 ... majoring in Sports Science. Single-game highs Carries – 22 (vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, Oct. 16, 2004); Rushing yards – 125 (vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, Oct. 16, 2004); Rushing touchdowns – 3 (at Eastern Michigan, Oct. 2, 2004); Receptions – 4 (twice, at New Mexico State, Oct. 29, 2005, and at San Jose State, Nov. 26, 2005); Receiving yards – 50 (at San Jose State, Nov. 26, 2005); Long rush – 46 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 22, 2005); Long reception – 32 (at San Jose State, Nov. 26, 2005); All-purpose yards – 132 [125 rushing, 7 receiving] (vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, Oct. 16, 2004). Back
WOW lol. Our FB core has some of the most interesting names in the league. Reagan Mauai (maybe), Rolly Lumbala and Boomer Grigsby. Unique names to say the least.
