Quarterback
6-foot-4, 212 pounds
Son of Doug and Pam Smith (La Mesa, Calif.)
Born: May 7, 1984 (Seattle)
ACCOLADES
2004 Heisman Trophy finalist, 4th in the voting
The Sporting News National Player of the Year
Sports Illustrated National Player of the Year
Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year
CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year
All-American (ABC Sports, AP, SI.com)
Davey O'Brien Award finalist
Walter Camp Player of the Year finalist
2005 Fiesta Bowl co-Offensive Player of the Game
Nine-time MWC Offensive Player of the Week (2003, 2004)
OFF THE FIELD
Bachelor's degree in economics (May, 2003)
Graduate student (economics)
ON THE FIELD
Team captain
21-1 as Utah's starting quarterback
Second in nation, pass efficiency (174.9)
25-1 as a starter at Helix High School
Second in nation, points responsible (20.73 ppg)
Ninth in nation, total offense (289.7 ypg)
Threw 121 passes between interceptions
Led Utes to school-record tying 16-game winning streak
Passed for 2,624 yards and 28 touchdowns in regular season
Rushed for 563 yards and 10 touchdowns in regular season
Utah record-holder career completion percentage
Utah record-holder career yards per completion
Utah record-holder career passing efficiency
25-1 as a starter at Helix High School
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