It took 2.2 games for Kingston Allen to eclipse 1,000 yards rushing on the season. Read that again, because it already feels like this article is lying. But buckle up because his high school stats this season are insane. He's literally putting up video game stats, and he can't be stopped. He didn't ride the bench the rest of the game after getting 1,000 yards; he kept going, and his final line was six carries, 136 yards, and three touchdowns.
That's wild. He averaged 22.67 yards per carry. And this game wasn't even his best game of the season. There are still people talking about what Allen did in his first game of the season for Notre Dame Academy. In that opening game, he ran for 464 yards and seven touchdowns.
The second game was also crazy, which, if you did the math, you have to assume. He only had 136 yards in the third game and 464 yards in the second game, and he surpassed 1,000 yards in game three; he had a great second game too. In that game, he had 453 yards and five touchdowns.
Kingston Allen's first three games have proven, he's the best player in the state of Wisconsin
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So, through three games, he has 1,053 yards and 15 touchdowns. These are all just rushing stats if you added in all-purpose stats, it goes up even higher. These are truly incredible numbers that almost feel fake. Yet, he can't be stopped; he gets the ball and turns on the jets, breaks tackles, and doesn't give up until he's finally pulled to the ground or crosses the end zone.
Why did he only get six carries in game three? Well, his team put up over 70 points; there was no need to risk injury. Let some of the younger players behind him get some turns. Yet, even with limited carries, his numbers this season are incredible.
He's well on pace to shatter his last season's sophomore stats, when he had 357 carries for 3,436 yards and 57 touchdowns, breaking a state record that had stood since 2001. He's going to break his own rushing record and do it with fewer carries if his pace continues through three games.
Tonight, he did it all in front of Jayden Everett, the Wisconsin running backs coach. After the game, he told Nick Osen of 24/7 Sports that it was a highlight for him. "To do it in front of my future running back coach, that's a great thing to accomplish."
Very efficient night for Kingston Allen tonight
— Nick Osen (@TheRealNickOsen) September 5, 2026
Talked about a great night, in front of his future staff #Badgers pic.twitter.com/CR4J3ZNOgB
Kingston Allen committed to Wisconsin on April 3. He is considered one of the top players in the state for 2027. He's currently ranked No. 1 by 24/7 Sports but is the No. 2 player in the state of Wisconsin by the composite rankings. Offensive lineman Cole Reiter is the only player ranked ahead of him in that system. He's a top-10 running back in the nation by 24/7 and a top-20 running back in the composite.
Regardless, his numbers alone speak for themselves. He's a stud who puts up insane numbers, and Wisconsin fans should be giddy about him becoming a Badger as soon as he graduates.
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