At UNI, Hollimon has been used primarily as a power runner, although he turned an option pitch into a 32-yard touchdown against Youngstown State. I like to run inside and outside. It just seems like most of the time when I've been in there, we've run it inside. But there's yards to be made inside, especially the way our offensive line is blocking. UNI head coach Mike Dunbar says Hollimon and Roberson complement each other well.
Terry is more of a power runner.
As a senior, he moved to Everett, Wash., and ran for 1,015 yards and 17 touchdowns. That's where he caught the University of Washington's eye. I would come out expecting to be in the rotation the next season, and it never really worked out that way. A close friend of fellow Washington transfer and current Panther quarterback Shane Fortney, Hollimon decided to follow his former high school adversary and college roommate to Cedar Falls. Game by game, No. 8 is making a name for himself.