"You can't do this on video games" - 'CFB podcaster can't believe the stats of 4-star Auburn RB commit  Alvin Henderson

By Aman Sharma

Modified Sep 18, 2024 18:44 GMT

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Auburn commit Alvin Henderson continues to turn heads with his "video game" performance during his senior season. In Elba’s dominant 68-28 win over Kinston, Henderson rushed for an astonishing 345 yards and seven touchdowns on 18 carries.

This comes on the heels of a remarkable 435-yard, 10-touchdown performance in a shocking 80-78 loss, where he set Alabama’s single-game records for both touchdowns and points scored (66). Through only two games this season, Henderson has amassed 789 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns on 59 carries, setting a blistering pace.

Henderson has been committed to Auburn since flipping from Penn State in June after pledging to the Nittany Lions in the spring. Analyst Charlie 5 marveled at Henderson’s incredible statistics on a recent episode of "The Top Button Podcast."

"Everyone says, 'putting up video game numbers'. You can't do this on video games. You can't replicate some of the stats [Alvin Henderson] has had on video games," he said.

Charlie 5 suggested that Henderson could break his records if he maintains his current pace.

"He could break his a lot of his own records if that were the case, and he could put some of the career records just completely out of reach like they'll never be touched.

If he were to continue to go, and he averages like six touchdowns a game, he can play 12 games he'd have over 70 touchdowns, which would break his own record of single season touchdowns."

As one of Auburn’s top 2025 recruits, Henderson has also taken on a lead role in recruiting, particularly focusing on flipping Notre Dame quarterback commit Deuce Knight. Henderson ranks as the No. 9 running back and No. 154 overall prospect in the 2025 class, per the On3 Industry Ranking.

Auburn commit Alvin Henderson selected for the 2025 All-American Bowl

Alvin Henderson, a standout running back from Elba High School in Alabama, has accepted his invitation to participate in the prestigious 2025 All-American Bowl. This marks the 25th edition of the annual East vs. West showdown, which will take place on Jan. 11, 2025, at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.

The All-American Bowl is one of the most anticipated events in high school football, and only 100 players nationwide have the honor of wearing the Bowl jersey. The event will be broadcast live on NBC at 1:00 PM ET, featuring the country’s top 100 high school football talents.