Alley Broussard is one of the most popular and richest American Football Player who was born on September 6, 1983 in Lafayette, Louisiana, United States. Broussard was quickly contacted by several lower-division schools including Arkansas Tech and North Alabama. He transferred to Missouri Southern State University a month later to play for Division II’s Missouri Southern Lions. He missed the Haskell Indian Nations University game and returned in week two to play against Harding. He rushed for 110 yards, and one touchdown. This was his longest rushing game since November 2004, when he ran for 250 yards. Broussard said, “It feels so great.” “Just tell everybody I’m back, everything’s back.”
After a setback from an infection, he sustained a knee injury in fall practice that year. He was unable to play for the entire 2005 season. He was granted a medical redshirt, which allowed him to continue playing college football for an additional year. He was not able, due to his struggles in 2006, to make it into the starting line-up. He had five carries of 67 yards and one touchdown in Week 6 against Fresno State. He had 74 carries and 281 yards, with four touchdowns. Broussard quit the LSU football team in the summer of 2007, stating that “my heart is not in it”. Broussard ended his LSU career with 1,537 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns in three seasons.
Broussard has committed to playing football for Louisiana State University. He played at LSU for most of his career with Justin Vincent and Joseph Addai, running backs. Broussard was a freshman in 2003 and had 85 carries, 389 yards, and four touchdowns. Broussard ran for 250 yards and three touchdowns in the 10th game of 2004’s season. He did this on 26 carries, in a win over Ole Miss. LSU’s single-game record for rushing yards was 250. It has been broken several times. He had 142 carries and 867 yards, with ten touchdowns. He ran for 109 yards and a touchdown in LSU’s Capital One Bowl defeat to Iowa.
In March 2008, Broussard was allowed to attend LSU’s pro day in preparation for the 2008 NFL draft. He ran a 4.75-second 40-yard dash, did 21 bench press repetitions, and had a 28 and a half inch vertical jump. He was not drafted and did not play professionally. He returned to his hometown Lafayette, where he lives as of 2016 with his daughter and fiancee Steven.
