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Hughes has huge size but is surprisingly nimble. He won't ever win a footrace with a corner or safety, but he's a tough, determined runner who's capable of averaging 5-6 yds a carry. He doesn't dance around in the backfield and keeps his feet moving wonderfully after first contact. He also simply looks like he wants it more than the others.
In spring practice, it appeared Allen had regained much of his strength. (He shattered his ankle as a HS sr. and missed nearly that entire season.) Like Aldridge, the 2007 version of Allen too often went down on first contact and was unable to shift into a higher gear. However, during the spring game, he looked like a completely different player -- much more explosive and breaking tackles. Also, his great hands out of the backfield remain.
Contrasting the massive but determined Hughes with the small and explosive Allen on passing downs or to simply change it up would be a great two-back approach.
Besides, Double D is the fan favorite of the three QB's; just about everyone here on campus would love to see him win the job. Even though he played badly in the open practice on Sunday night, he received the biggest ovation when he trotted onto the field.