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Zach Palmer-Smith

Zach Palmer-Smith sits 724th of 821 ncaaf rbs in longest catch, at 4.

94th beats 94% of the NCAAF RBs; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Playing Timevs NCAAF RBs▶
Games Played2
RushingOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Carries760th412/1063
Rushing Yards3461st414/1063
Yards per Carry4.953rd217/464
Rushing Touchdowns151st393/1063
Longest Run3166th356/1063
ReceivingOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Receptions0.528th560/821
Receiving Yards220th648/821
Yards per Catch4.0—
Receiving Touchdowns039th176/821
Longest Catch410th724/821
Ball SecurityOffensevs NCAAF RBs▶
Fumbles064th1/1072
Fumbles Lost060th1/1072
2 games
DateOppCARRUSH YDSRUSH TDLONG RUNRECREC YDSREC TDFUM
ULMOct 3, 2026@USAUSA854131———0
ULMSep 27, 2026FAUFAU614061400
By season5 seasons
SeasonGPCARRUSH YDSYDS/CARRUSH TDLONG RUNRECREC YDSREC TD
2026ULM214684.9131140
2025ULM121156605.74567470
2024RICH132701,4335.3115981012
2023WAG111356995.23662240
2022WAG9692493.621810650

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