text: Adrian Killins Fantasy College Football News & Stats
  Killins wasn't able to take the next step last season like many expected, watching his total yards and touchdowns dip below his 2019 production despite taking 25 more carries over the season. Now a senior, there's still reason to be concerned whether his size (5-foot-8, 164) prevents him from being much more than a change-of-pace back, and those worries only heighten with the emergence of Greg McGrae from last year. With two straight 700-yard seasons, he'll enter the year with a high floor in a fast-paced offense, but his ceiling seems capped by factors outside of his control. Read Past Outlooks
  Born Daytona Beach, Florida
  RBCentral Florida
  Killins announced via his personal twitter account that he will enter the 2020 NFL Draft.
  It appears the senior running back won't play in Monday's Gasparilla Bowl against Marshall, stating, "it is time to move on and transition into the next chapter of my life," though he gave no official confirmation that he won't play. Over his four-year career, Killins posted 2,459 yards on 15 touchdowns on the ground along with 864 yards and eight touchdowns through the air.
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  At a listed 5-foot-8, 155 pounds, Killins likely isn't a workhorse candidate at running back, but he's the most explosive runner in an offense that should remain uptempo and effective with Josh Heupel arriving to offset the loss of coach Scott Frost. Killins only needed 122 carries to total 790 yards (6.5 YPC) and 10 touchdowns last year, and that rushing average was nearly three yards per carry more than the next two ranking UCF running backs. Killins' explosiveness in an uptempo scheme gives him a useful floor even if his ceiling is limited.
  Leads Knights in rushing Friday
  Killins rushed 10 times for 95 yards and a touchdown in Friday's 34-31 defeat to Tulsa.
  Leads team in return from injury
  Killins had nine carries for 26 yards in Saturday's 44-29 win over Houston.
  Warming up pre-game
  Killins (undisclosed) is in uniform and is running routes and catching balls ahead of the contest with Houston, Brian Murphy of the Orlando Sentinel reports.
  Killins (undisclosed) should play Saturday against Houston, Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel reports.
  Expected to play again this week
  Killins (undisclosed) is expected to both practice and play this weekend against Houston, Brian Murphy of the Orlando Sentinel reports.