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Malcolm Agnew | Running Back

Team: Southern Illinois Salukis

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Oregon State sophomore RB Malcolm Agnew has transferred to Southern Illinois.
Agnew's brother, Ray Jr., is a fullback for the Salukis. The now former Beaver was stuck behind Storm Woods on the depth chart and has dealt with hamstring issues throughout his career. He will be eligible to play immediately and has two seasons remaining. Mar 5 - 12:05 PM
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Malcolm Agnew - RB - Salukis

Oregon State beat writer Bob Clark believes the Beavers RB carries will most likely be split between freshman Storm Woods and sophomore Malcolm Agnew.

Head coach Mike Riley has not made a decision on the position, but the battle remains a close race and will likely result in a committee approach. Woods impressed all offseason and may end up earning the official starts. Agnew was incredibly productive as a featured runner in 2011, but his hamstring issues remain a concern.
Source: The Register-Guard
Wed, Aug 22, 2012 10:34:00 AM
Malcolm Agnew - RB - Salukis

Oregon State running back Malcolm Agnew is probable for BYU on Saturday.

Should the freshman be able to play against the Cougars, it will mark his first action against a FBS opponent. Agnew opened eyes with a 223-yard effort in the opener against Sacramento State of the FCS and a hamstring injury has since kept him sidelined.
Source: oregonlive.com
Fri, Oct 14, 2011 01:11:00 PM
Malcolm Agnew - RB - Salukis

Oregon State running back Malcolm Agnew (hamstring) practiced at full speed Tuesday.

Agnew made quite a splash with his college debut on Sept. 3. when he ran for 223 yards and 3 TDs against Sacramento State. He has not played since thanks to a an aggravated right hamstring. He has looked good in practice a could resume his freshman season at home against BYU on Saturday.
Source: oregonlive.com
Wed, Oct 12, 2011 10:10:00 AM
Malcolm Agnew - RB - Salukis

Oregon State freshman running back Malcolm Agnew is expected to return from a hamstring injury and play at Arizona State on Saturday.

After making quite a splash with 33-223-3 in his college debut during an opening-week win over Sacramento State, Agnew was forced to sit out the last two games thanks to his hammy. While Arizona State in Tempe will be a tall task, at least the Beavers (0-3) have some working parts. QB Sean Mannion looked pretty good against UCLA in his first-career start while WR James Rodgers and TE Joe Halahuni are healed and returned to the lineup against the Bruins.
Source: oregonlive.com
Mon, Sep 26, 2011 02:22:00 PM