Zachary McGee is a sophomore athlete and running back at Gregori High School in Modesto, California, and his sophomore season was built on touches from everywhere: 851 all-purpose yards and 10 total touchdowns. The split is what makes him an athlete rather than just a back. He ran for 531 yards and seven scores, and the rest of that all-purpose total came through the air and on kick returns — three more touchdowns from outside the run game. An offense that moves a player around like that is telling you he is the one it wants with the ball, and return work is where a staff tends to hide its best open-field runner. At 5-9 and 145 pounds with a 4.6 forty, McGee wins on quickness and vision, and the frame has two more years to fill. A 3.6 GPA keeps the academic side clean. He is an ONE11 two-star with sophomore film on file, and added weight without lost speed is the development curve to watch here.
2029 all-purpose back with 851 yards and 10 touchdowns as a sophomore