Wisconsin commit leads the nation in rushing yards and touchdowns

In news that should come as no surprise to Wisconsin Badgers fans, commit Kingston Allen leads the nation in rushing yards.

MaxPreps highlighted Allen's dominant Week 4 performance, which saw him rush for over 200 yards and record six first-half touchdowns.

Keep in mind, Notre Dame has been so good this season there haven't been many occasions where Allen has needed to play in the second half.

Kingston Allen’s numbers are ridiculous. The craziest part? He’s barely played the last two games because Notre Dame is blowing teams out.

First 2: 84 carries | 916 yards | 12 TD
Last 2: 21 carries | 365 yards | 9 TD

Allen would shatter records if he played all 4 quarters. pic.twitter.com/HPb5cnp7GE

— Kyle Malzhan (@KyleMalzhan) September 12, 2026

One can only imagine what his numbers would be like if he

played start to finish, but for now, he leads the nation with his 1,276 rushing yards.

Zion-Benton's (IL) Jamere French has 1,084, and Teo McPhatter of Princeton (NC) is the only other player in the nation above 1,000 (1,074).

Not only does Allen lead the nation in rushing yards, but his 21 rushing touchdowns are also greater than the 19 of McPhatter and Jaylin Miles out of Tyler Legacy (TX).

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