Skylar Thompson of miami dolphins was awarded the top running back from the CFP Quarterfinals with a score rate of 90.2.

It seems there is some confusion in your statement. Skylar Thompson, currently a quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, did not play as a running back in the College Football Playoff (CFP) Quarterfinals. Additionally, Thompson is known for his role as a quarterback, having played at Kansas State University before joining the Dolphins in the NFL.

The College Football Playoff Quarterfinals feature college teams competing for a spot in the championship, but Skylar Thompson’s participation, as a quarterback, would not involve an award for running back performance. Instead, if Thompson had been involved in any such game, he might have been recognized for his contributions as a quarterback, not as a running back.

If you are referring to a specific player or event, it’s possible that the reference to “top running back” and “90.2 score rate” might apply to a different individual who played running back in the CFP Quarterfinals or another competition. A notable running back from college football could have received such an award, but it wouldn’t be Skylar Thompson, given his position and history as a quarterback.

To clarify, if you have more details about the specific award or event you are referring to, I’d be happy to help. However, as of now, Skylar Thompson is not associated with any running back accolades in the CFP Quarterfinals.