Interview with Andre Harris, RB, Northern Colorado

TFE: What is your accurate height, weight and 40 time?
Harris: 6-1 221 lbs 40 Time: 4.50

TFE: Describe your game in three words or less.
Harris: Bruiser, deceptive speed, well-rounded

TFE: What do you feel is your greatest strength as a football player and what area do you feel you need to improve in?
Harris: My biggest strength is my wanting to score and win. My areas I need improvements in are my home run capability and my vision.

TFE: What were some of your toughest games during your college football career?
Harris: The game vs El Camino College in 2008 was a tough game.

TFE: What is your greatest football moment to date?
Harris: My senior year of HS, we went 13-0. The best year of football in my life.

TFE: Did you have a favorite Pro player growing up?
Harris: I really liked Warrick Dunn. Other players like Eddie George, Larry Johnson and Adrian Peterson were encouraging to me because they are all bigger backs and I saw the success they had.

TFE: How instrumental was Coach Collins in your progression?
Harris: He gave me a shot. He pretty much vouched for me. He gave me some more years of football.

TFE: How have you been preparing for the NFL Draft?
Harris: I have been working with Jason David (who played for the Saints and the Colts) and Shawn Crawford. I have also been training at Runyon Canyon pretty much every day.

TFE: Do you have any goals in mind when it comes to the NFL Draft?
Harris: Not really, I know that I have something to offer teams, I have something to prove and I am here for a reason.

TFE: What is the one thing you will most miss at college?
Harris: The environment, learning about yourself.

TFE: Any pregame rituals? Food? Music?
Harris: I listen to music before every game.

TFE: What is something football fans may not know about you?
Harris: I am a great guy. I am very family oriented, I love spending time with my family. I am also not really a club guy, I don't get into that.

TFE: Do you read mock drafts or listen to what draft experts have to say?
Harris: Not really, just what my dad tells me.

TFE: Thanks for taking the time to answer some questions and good luck!
Harris: Thanks