Thanks for the info Grateful Vol. Per ESPN:
Lacey may not be overly flashy, but he is a productive downhill running back prospect with the physical tools and upside to continue racking up yards at the next level. Great body structure to develop into high-carry college back with his strong, thickly-built frame, particularly through his hips and lower-body, and room for added bulk. Hits the hole with good patience and vision but can reach top-speed quickly when he finds a north-south seam. Shows good foot-quickness and body control making subtle cuts through traffic without losing much in transition. Flashes good jump-cut skill to avoid the initial traffic and the lateral speed to bounce it outside and turn the corner. Earns impressive yards after contact with his great balance, low center of gravity and body-tilt. Shoulders square up quickly out of cuts for added running power. Does not stop his feet on contact; drags the pile with great lower-body strength and finishes runs. However, he shows good but not great burst when he finds an open seam, more of a one-speed back and lacks the extra gear possessed by some of the elite runners in this class. Competitive speed in the second level but does not project to be a breakaway threat as a college back. Lacks good suddenness through the hole and tends to gear down a bit when cutting. Would like to see him become more decisive as an in-line runner. Overall, Lacey should continue to physically develop into a productive, 215-pound, downhill back in college with the strength to wear down a defense and the shiftiness to remain durable between the tackles. Great upside at the position.
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2007: Rushed for 1,800 yards. Benches 315... 34-inch vertical...
