Miami Dolphins Should Do Their Homework on DII Prospect Isaac Odim

March 11, 2011   ·   Dylan Ashcraft   ·   Jump to comments

The Division II National Champion University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs could help supply Miami with one of their biggest offseason needs: a running back.
Isaac Odim, the All-American tailback for the Dogs, owns almost every single game, season, and career record at UMD. He is capable of being an every-down back in the league and could be overlooked come draft day.
Odim is a special type of player who almost didn't get a chance to play football. According to the Star Tribune, Odim was a star high school athlete and student who was heading to college at Yale. Unfortunately, he ran into some legal trouble, and Yale withdrew his acceptance.
After a year of football-less junior college and another year at a community college, he landed in Duluth, Minnesota. With his past behind him, he grew up fast, acquiring a 3.85 GPA as a mechanical engineer major and rushing for 4,245 yards on 589 attempts in 2.5 years at UMD.
He was a major part of UMD's National Championship i...

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