Kalvin McRae (2017) - Hall of Fame

Kalvin McRae

Induction:
2017
Class:
2011

Kalvin McRae was a running back for the Ohio football team from 2004-07 and was a three-time First-Time All-MAC selection. He led the MAC in scoring during his senior year and set single-season and career MAC records in points scored and touchdowns. He also set MAC career marks in all-purpose yards, most attempts rushing, most rushing yards, and most rushing touchdowns. He holds the MAC single-game record for most rushing attempts. McRae ranks No. 1 in most yards, most carries and most yards per game in a game, season and career at Ohio. He is the rushing leader by class for each class year freshman through senior and was a 1000-yard rusher for three seasons. He also owns the most 100-yard games in a season and career for the Bobcats. He is the top career total offense gainer and has played the most plays for any Ohio football player in program history. He is the all-time leader in all-purpose yards gained, most yards per game in a game season and career. He has also scored more touchdowns than any player in Ohio history and is the season and career leader in touchdowns scored and points scored. Following graduation, he played professionally with the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2008 season.

He found the endzone 45 times for @OhioFootball.

Today we look at Bobcat Legend Kalvin McRae. pic.twitter.com/qQEHlk70ye
— Ohio Bobcats (@OhioBobcats) May 10, 2020