Tulane RB Corey Dauphine suffers Achilles injury, ending college career

AUBURN, AL – SEPTEMBER 7: Running back Corey Dauphine #6 of the Tulane Green Wave runs the ball past defensive back Daniel Thomas #24 of the Auburn Tigers during the first quarter at Jordan-Hare Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Auburn, Alabama. (Photo by Michael Chang/Getty Images)

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Posted: Jul 5, 2020 / 09:29 PM EDT

Updated: Jul 5, 2020 / 09:51 PM EDT

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Tulane RB Corey Dauphine announced on his Instagram Saturday that he has suffered an Achilles injury, ending his college career.

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When the doctor told me, My college career is over after I’ve torn my Achilles. It killed me hearing those words come out of his mouth. I had so much to prove this season, I wanted the world to feel me. I wanted the world to hear my story. This will not stop me from chasing my dreams, and accomplishing my goals that I’ve set. I will comeback better than ever !!! #RollWave 🌊

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This past spring, the redshirt senior was granted a sixth season of eligibility from the NCAA following an appeal.

Over the past two years, Dauphine has played a large role in the Green Waves offense. Amassing 1,354 yards and 14 touchdowns.

In 2019, Dauphine led all Tulane running backs with 575 yards and 7 touchdowns, as part of a Green Wave rushing offense that finished second in the AAC.

Dauphine transferred to Tulane from Texas Tech in 2017, sitting out the season as a transfer redshirt.