A quarterback that constantly pushes himself and competes all year round, Smith’s senior year is off to a strong start. Extending Cedar Creek’s win streak to an undefeated 3-0 on the season, Smith led the Pirates to a 1 score victory against Ocean City, 33-25. In this contest Smith was remarkably efficient, going 16 for 20 with 362 yards while tossing 2 TDs and 1 pick. Adding to his impressive stat line, Smith rushed 9 times for 40 yards and scored twice.

There are some prospects that I immediately recognize when I see them on the road – Smith is one of them. The Cedar Creek product, who recently picked up an offer from Dean College, looks as smooth as silk sometimes when he drops back to pass. A veteran at this point, Smith knows when to throw a strike as he does a great job anticipating when his receiver will break off their route. What actually impressed me the most with Smith during this outing was that in a camp of close to 700 participants, he seemed to look like he was in harmony with every receiver he was paired up with.

Another camp circuit junkie, Smith continues to look more and more polished every time that I see him. Despite being a bit smaller in stature and build, Smith lacks nothing in terms of arm strength and can air it out with the best of ’em. If there was any doubt about it, Smith did his damnedest to silence any doubters at the showcase. He put on a clinic with the deep ball, constantly either connecting or putting the ball in a place only where his guy could win when running verticals. With double moves, flags, and corners I saw Smith anticipate the top of the route in advance and place the ball in a position where only his receiver could pay the ball and also plant and get up field.