Nobody Did It Better Than Breece

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State two-time consensus All-American running back Breece Hall will go down as one of the greatest players in Iowa State history.

Hall announced his intentions over the weekend to forgo his final season of eligibility and enter the 2022 NFL Draft.

"I'm just a kid from Kansas that Coach Campbell believed in." Hall said. "The rest is history. Through God's plan he's been able to keep me healthy and blessed me with talents. It's been crazy how fast it went, but I will forever be grateful I was a Cyclone."

Hall wrapped up the year by earning first team All-America recognition from Walter Camp, AP, AFCA and the Sporting News. He was a second team All-America choice from the FWAA, precluding him from becoming an unanimous All-American for the second season in a row.

In 2020, Hall was a first team All-American selection from all five recognized lists to become the first and only unanimous All-American in Iowa State football history.

Hall joins Troy Davis (1995, 1996) as the only two-time consensus All-Americans in Cyclone history.

Hall produced another incredible season, leading the nation in scoring (138), total touchdowns (23) and rushing touchdowns (20).

Hall leads the Big 12 and is fifth nationally in rushing yards per game (122.7), becoming the ninth player in school history to reach the 1,000-yard plateau in multiple seasons.

A native of Wichita, Kan., Hall wrapped up his amazing career owning/sharing 11 school records. He also rushed for a touchdown in his last 24 games as a Cyclone, breaking the all-time NCAA FBS record for consecutive games with a rushing touchdown.

Hall is Iowa State's career leader in scoring (338), touchdowns (56) and rushing touchdowns (50).