I'm excited to finally see Prescott this year and believe his blocking will set him apart from the other running backs.

Can we say goodbye to Eric Dickerson's records?

Actually, Zach has been a RB on this team for the past four years because he is the best blocking RB on the team and that is why he will play on Sundays. If you noticed in the Houston Game, he picked up his man on the blitzing play, but could not block another player four yards away at the same time ...

Time to break some records, have a great season Zach and welcome aboard Press.

Prescott has FINALLY been upgraded to a three star in Rivals.

We will crush Navy; otherwise, I wouldn't be flying in from across the country.

Prescott did it again against another top team. 296 Yds on 32 carries, 4 TDs, plus another TD from an interception, 12 tackles, and 2 sacks. He is leading the state in rushing, TDs, and tackles with approximately 2100 YDs rushing, 33 TDs, and 130 tackles.

http://www.miprepzone.com/oakland/results.asp?ID=5630

As someone that has watched both Zach and Prescott play in several of their high school football games and participate in many wrestling matches, they are very similar and you can expect the same type of success from Prescott when he arrives in town.

Additionally, I realize that these overall ...

Here is another article => http://www.miprepzone.com/oakland/results.asp?ID=5580

Absolutely, this was against one of the top teams (last year's champions and this year rated 11th) in the highest division of Michigan High School Football. Here is another article that was printed in the Detroit News.

http://www.detnews.com/article/20110827 ... Lake-Orion

Great first game against the defending Michigan Class A State Champions. 5 TDS, 235 YDS, 35 Carries....Does this sound like a brother we know?????

http://www.theoaklandpress.com/articles ... =fullstory

Good luck Zach, I'm looking forward to seeing that first signature win and you have made us SMU fans for life.

I guess it is time for my weekly Zach Line post and for once, I agree that it would be nice to change up the offense a little next year and use some two running back sets.

We run the R&S which is normally very much pass oriented, so if there are two running backs their combined yardage won't be ...

I still don't understand the persistence of wanting to use Fields or two backs in this offense, especially when we are averaging more than 100 yards every game on the ground. The main priority for the running back in this offense is to block and right now, Zach is the only one that can become that ...

He is simply a football player and can play anywhere he is needed. As I stated in earlier posts, Zach will be playing on Sundays someday and with two more years ahead of him, the Heisman doesn't sound out of reach any more.