Alright, so today I got this idea stuck in my head – wanted to check out the stats for Nakia Watson. You know, see what the numbers looked like for his football career.
First thing I did was pop open my computer. Went straight to the search bar, nothing fancy. Typed in “nakia watson stats”. Pretty straightforward, right?
Got a bunch of results back, mostly related to football, college teams. Saw mentions of Wisconsin, then his move to Washington State. That seemed right.
Digging into the details
But here’s the thing, getting a nice, clean list of stats wasn’t immediate. It wasn’t like one click and bam, everything laid out.
- I clicked on a few sports site links. Some had game logs, which is okay, but you gotta add stuff up yourself.
- Saw some articles talking about his performance in certain games, you know, highlights and commentary.
- Tried searching specifically like “nakia watson college stats” to narrow it down. That helped a bit, focusing more on his time with the Badgers and Cougars.
Found some numbers scattered around. Rushing yards here, touchdowns there. Games played. But it felt like putting pieces of a puzzle together rather than just reading a report card, if that makes sense. You see bits about his power running style, maybe some receiving yards too.
Spent a fair bit of time clicking through different pages. Sometimes you land on a page that looks promising, but it’s behind a paywall or just has basic bio info. Had to sift through quite a bit.
Putting it together (sort of)
Eventually, I got a decent picture. You could see his contributions over the seasons he played. Definitely saw the yards per carry, the scores. It just took more effort than I initially thought. It wasn’t like looking up a long-time pro where everything is neatly packaged on major sports statistics sites.
So yeah, that was my little stats hunt for today. Found the info, more or less, but it was a process of digging and piecing together bits from different places online. Sometimes the simple tasks take a bit more legwork than you expect. Just wanted to share how that went down.
