Marquez Cooper

Marquez Cooper is a distinguished NCAAF player known for his role as a running back for the San Diego State Aztecs, a team that competes in the Mountain West Conference. Born in Gaithersburg, MD, USA, Cooper has demonstrated remarkable agility and skill on the field, standing 68 inches tall and weighing 200 pounds. As a senior (SR), Cooper has made significant contributions to his team's offensive game, notably during the 2024 regular season. Over 12 games, all of which he started, he showcased his rushing prowess with 292 attempts, accumulating 1,274 yards—an average of 4.363 yards per carry. Cooper's ability to break through defenses was highlighted by his 12 touchdowns, with the longest being a 47-yard sprint to the end zone. His rushing efforts also resulted in 62 first downs for the Aztecs and demonstrated his reliability in critical red-zone situations with 55 attempts. In addition to his ground game, Cooper proved to be a versatile player with his receiving skills. He caught 20 passes on 24 targets, gaining 137 yards and scoring 2 touchdowns. His longest reception was 21 yards, and he averaged 6.85 yards per catch, indicating his effectiveness in adding depth to the Aztecs' offense. Cooper's performance is not just limited to his offensive statistics but also includes his discipline on the field, as indicated by a singular penalty resulting in 15 yards. His contributions to the Aztecs highlight his significant role on the team and his potential to progress further in his football career.