Former Football Player Henderson Drafted by UFL's Las Vegas Locomotives
/ June 04, 2010
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Former
Northern Arizona running back Alex Henderson was selected by the
Las Vegas Locomotives with the fifth pick in the 11th round of the
2010 United Football League Draft on Wednesday. The UFL is an
independent professional football league that began play in 2009.
During his collegiate career,
Henderson earned All-Big Sky honors three times and first-team
honors as a senior. He ranked sixth in the nation in rushing
yards per game.
The Calabasas, Calif., native
finished his career as one of the top running backs in school
history, ranking second in school history with 3,462 career rushing
yards and second in rushing attempts with 677.
Henderson was named the Newcomer of
the Year in the Big Sky Conference as a freshman in 2006.
The UFL began play in 2009 with
four teams in New York, Las Vegas, California and Orlando.
For 2010, the league has relocated its New York franchise to
Hartford, Conn. and added a club in Omaha.
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