CADILLAC FOR HEISMAN 2004

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Auburn's senior running back, Carnell "Cadillac" Williams (5'11, 210) is quite possibly the most exciting college player in the nation for 2004! A pure running back, with unadulterated speed, power, agility, and an unsurpassed vision of the playing field, Cadillac is an early favorite to win the Heisman Trophy in 2004. 

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CAREER PROFILE
(from www.auburntigers.com, the website and official Auburn University bio of Carnell Williams)

2004: 
Preseason All-American by Playboy and Lindy’s ... Preseason first-team All-SEC by Athlon Sports and the Birmingham News.

All-Conference selection in 2004, as well as SEC Special Teams Player of the Year. Led Auburn on the ground, posting 239/1,165/12, adding 21/152/1 as a pass catcher and averaging 11.4 yards on 22 punt returns, with 18.8 yards on eight kick returns.
 

2003: 
Unanimous first-team All-SEC choice by the coaches ... Also named first-team All-SEC by the Associated Press ...Tied the Auburn single-season record for rushing touchdowns and scoring with 17 touchdowns ... Rushed for 1,307 yards during the season which ranked fifth in the single-season records ... Has rushed for over 100 yards 11 times and over 150 yards eight times in his career ... Had three rushes of 70 yards or more, becoming the first Auburn player to have three 70-yard or longer runs in a season ... Tied with Bo Jackson and James Brooks for the school record with eight career 150-yard games .. Has scored a touchdown in 19-of-29 games in his career ... Has scored two or more touchdowns in 10 games in his career ... Has scored 12 touchdowns of 20 yards or more ... Ranked sixth in the Auburn career records with 2,666 rushing yards and third with 33 rushing touchdowns ... Led the SEC with 17 touchdowns ... Ranked sixth in career records with 3,366 all-purpose yards ... Ranked fourth in the single-season records with 1,647 all-purpose yards ... Ranked sixth in career scoring with 198 points ... Has earned six SEC Player of the Week awards in his career ... Scored two touchdowns, completed a pass for 19 yards and gained 68 yards rushing against Wisconsin in the Music City Bowl ... Rushed for a career-high 204 yards and two touchdowns while averaging 7.8 yards per carry against Alabama ... Opened the game with an 80-yard scoring run on the first play which was the eighth-longest run in school history ... 204 yards tied for the 19th most in Auburn single-game history and the most against Alabama since Bo Jackson’s 256 yards in 1983 ... Tied for second in Auburn history for most 150-yard games in a season with four ... Gained 103 yards and scored on a four-yard run against Ole Miss ... Averaged 16.1 yards on seven carries, gaining 113 yards and scoring touchdowns on 72 and one-yard runs against Louisiana-Monroe ... Set a school record, eclipsing a 25-year old record with six touchdowns against Mississippi State on runs of 72, 3, 22, 17, 2 and 6 yards ... Named SEC Player of the Week for his performance against Mississippi State, becoming the first player in conference history to earn three consecutive Player of the Week honors ... Became only the third player in SEC history to score six touchdowns in a single game ... Rushed for 161 yards on 15 carries (10.7 avg.) against MSU ... Rushed for 150 or more yards for the third consecutive game, joining Bo Jackson (1985), as the only other Auburn player to accomplish the feat ... Gained 150 yards on 35 carries and scored Auburn’s only touchdown on a six-yard run against Arkansas ... Accounted for 55 percent of Auburn’s yards in the Arkansas game ... Named the SEC and Coaches’ Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Arkansas ... Rushed for 150 or more yards in consecutive games for the second time in his career (177 at Arkansas and 167 at Georgia in 2001) ... Totaled 71 carries against Arkansas and Tennessee, the largest number in Auburn history in consecutive games ... Rushed for 185 yards on 36 carries (5.1 avg.) and scored a touchdown on a one-yard run against Tennessee ... 36 carries tied for the seventh-most in a game at Auburn (he holds the top two marks with 41 against Georgia in 2001 and 40 against Syracuse in 2002) ... Finished with 232 all-purpose yards against the Vols ... Named the SEC and Coaches’ Co-Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Tennessee ... Scored a touchdown on a 29-yard run and finished with 71 yards on eight carries (8.9 avg.) against Western Kentucky ... Scored on a three-yard touchdown run and finished with 69 yards against Vanderbilt ... Preseason All-SEC selection ... Doak Walker Award preseason candidate.

2003: 
Practiced and saw full contact action in three of Auburn’s scrimmages during the spring.

2001:
Selected to the All-SEC freshman team ... Named to The Sporting News Freshman All-America second-team ... Led the team with 614 yards, six touchdowns and 5.1 average per carry on the season ... Also caught 13 passes for 140 yards ... Gained 39 yards on five carries before leaving the game early in the first quarter with a broken left clavicle against Alabama ...  Scored two touchdowns on one-yard runs and finished with 167 yards rushing (4.1 avg.) and had four receptions for 71 yards including a reception on a 61-yard screen pass that set up his winning touchdown against Georgia ...Set a school single-game record with 41 rushing attempts against Georgia which was also the seventh-highest effort in SEC history ... Finished with 238 all-purpose yards against the Bulldogs, only eight yards shy of Auburn’s top ten ...Named the SEC and Coaches’ Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Georgia ... Became the first freshman in Auburn history to rush for over 150 yards in consecutive games ... Scored six rushing touchdowns, the second most ever by an Auburn freshman, trailing only Bo Jackson’s nine in 1982 ...Rushed for 177 yards on 19 carries (9.3 average) and a touchdown on a 55-yard run against Arkansas ... 177 yards were the third most ever by an Auburn freshman and tied for 26th on the all-time single-game list ... 55-yard run was the sixth longest by a freshman in Auburn history ...Accounted for 35 percent of Auburn’s offense against the Razorbacks ... Led Auburn with 78 yards on 16 carries and scored a touchdown on a 11-yard run against Louisiana Tech ...Also had 150 kick return yards, only six off the school record and finished the Louisiana Tech game with 238 all-purpose yards including 115 in the fourth quarter ... Gained 25 yards on eight carries including a seven-yard run on the final drive that brought Auburn within field goal range against Florida ... Rushed 11 times for 23 yards against Mississippi State ... Scored on a 51-yard touchdown run, which was the longest scoring run by a true freshman since 1996 and scored another TD on a one-yard leap while leading Auburn with six carries for 56 yards (9.3 avg.) against Vanderbilt ...Became first true freshman to score two rushing touchdowns since Darrell Williams against Louisiana Tech in 1989 ... Caught three passes for 36 yards and had nine rushes for 13 yards against Ball State ... Held out of the Ole Miss game with an ankle injury ... In two games against Georgia and Arkansas, 49 percent of yards came after contact, including 56 percent (94 of 167) against Georgia.