Career: Played three seasons with the Wildcats, electing not to return for a fourth season (due partly to injury issues) ... Appeared in 23 games with five career starts.

2010: Reserve running back ... Academic All-Big Ten ... Two rushes for 11 yards at Rice ... Three carries for 10 yards vs. Illinois State ... Sat out several games with a groin injury.

2009: Played in 12 games (missed Purdue game) and made five starts (NU's final five games of season) ... Second among NU running backs with 241 net rushing yards ... Totaled 13 all-purpose yards vs. Wisconsin (eight rushing, five receiving) ... Gained 39 yards on nine carries vs. Illinois and caught one pass for nine yards ... Started in NU's victory over No. 4 Iowa, racking up 59 yards on 15 carries ... First career start came against Penn State ... Posted 13 yards on eight carries and 29 yards on two receptions vs. the Nittany Lions ... Enjoyed a breakout day in sparking NU's 25-point comeback win vs. Indiana, setting career highs with 16 carries and 73 yards ... Rushed for 45 yards in the fourth quarter against the Hoosiers, 32 of which came on NU's game-winning drive ... Had eight carries vs. Eastern Michigan, totaling 21 yards ... Carried seven times for 32 yards and two touchdowns against Towson, scoring on running plays of 21 and 3 yards ... Sat out Purdue game with a concussion ... Academic All-Big Ten.

2008: Registered his first career tackle against SIU on special teams ... Assisted on one tackle vs. Ohio ... One tackle at Iowa ... Academic All-Big Ten.

2007: Did not see action ... Named team's offensive practice player of the week vs. Ohio State and team's special teams practice player of the week vs. Michigan.

High School: Rivals.com All-Region and Velocity/PrepStar All-Region running back ... Ranked 29th among all players (seventh among running backs) in Rivals.com Missouri player rankings ... Ranked 129th-best running back nationally by ESPN/Scouts, Inc. ... 2006 all-state selection ... Two-time Columbia Tribune All-Area selection (2005-06) ... Tabbed the Tribune's Offensive MVP in 2006 when he led the area in rushing (1,690 yards) and averaged 10.3 yards per carry ... Scored 20 rushing TD's and 25 overall to finish as the Bruins' rushing and scoring leader ... Versus Hickman H.S., produced a career-best game: 324 total yards and four TD's (just eight rushing attempts) ... Had TD runs of 98 and 99 yards in the contest, along with a 96-yard screen pass ... Holds school marks for career rushing, career points, single-season rushing and single-season points ... Team captain ... Also lettered one year in baseball ... Coached by A.J. Ofodile.

Personal: Born Scott Michael Concannon ... Son of Larna Lavelle and Pat Concannon ... Communication studies major.