Ever since this West TN ball carrier hit the field as a sophomore, Smith has done nothing but produce at a high level and for his senior season, the Chargers offensive playmaker took things to another level by producing over 2,200 yards of total offense and 47 touchdowns with 41 of them coming on the ground. This senior running back was nearly unstoppable last Fall as opposing defenses had a hard time dealing with his speed and tough running style. The Chargers had a banner year as well, finishing one game short of a title game appearance with Smith being the main catalyst in those efforts. He may be a tad undersized but Smith would be a steal and a potential starter for whoever he eventually signs with.

 One of the more productive ball carriers in the Volunteer State over the past three years was this West Tennessee ball carrier, who had his best season yet as a senior. Smith produced 2,220 total offensive yards while scoring 41 rushing touchdowns and 47 total scores for his senior season. The Chargers were one of the better teams from the 3A level last Fall and the play of Smith and their backfield was a big catalyst towards their success. Smith is also still available on the open market and would be an excellent addition to someone’s running back corps as well as someone that may surprise to eventually become a starter.

Smith has been one of the more consistent performers in this state from his running back position throughout his career, so it’s nice to see such a hard worker leave high school as Mr. Football. The Chargers senior back achieved top honors today after a stellar year that saw him run for 2,220 yards and 41 touchdowns. He also contributed six touchdowns in the passing game as well, showing off his versatility in the backfield. Going into the winter months, Smith sits as one of the best available senior backs left from our #TN2025 and would be a steal for whoever he signs with.

Currently sitting as a Mr. Football semifinalist, Smith put together a breakout senior season that not only boosted his #PRZTN ranking but also his overall recruiting profile. A multi year starter, hard nosed runner, Smith took his game to another level this year with improved running between the tackles while increasing his overall speed. The biggest trait that I like about Smith is his vision but also how hard he runs. Playing on the 3A level may be a reason college coaches are looking past this West Tennessee talent but trust me, this guy can play and provide a lot of value to your backfield as a potential three down back.