Team

2010: Was the team’s third quarterback at Buffalo (11/14), at Dallas (11/21), vs. New England (11/25), at Tampa Bay (12/19), at Miami (12/26) and vs. Minnesota (1/2).

• Was the team’s backup quarterback against Chicago (12/5) and against Green Bay (12/12).

COLLEGE: Zac Robinson became the starter after the second game of the 2007 season, and went on to lead his team to an appearance in the 2007 Insight Bowl. Robinson ran and passed equally well, setting a school record for total offense (3,671 yards).

• After taking over in Week 3, Robinson amassed 847 yards rushing and 2,824 yards passing and combined for 32 TDs.
• He holds five of the top 18 total yardage outputs in school history, including 486 vs. Texas.
• The only other player in the Bowl Subdivision to rush for at least 800 yards and pass for 2800 yards was Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow.
• He finished the 2008 regular season with 562 yards rushing with eight touchdowns and 3,064 yards passing with 25 touchdowns.
• He is OSU's all-time leader in passing and total offense, amassing 10,175 yards in total offense and throwing for more than 83-hundred yards and 66 touchdowns.

2009: Zac Robinson led the Cowboys to a 9-and-4 record in 2009 despite playing through several nagging injuries.

• He passed for 2,084 yards and 15 touchdowns and rushed for 301 yards and four scores.

2008: Once again proved to be one of America's top dual-threat quarterbacks with 3,064 passing yards and 562 rushing yards. One of just four players to run for 500 yards and pass for 3,000. Had seven games with at least two touchdown passes.

• His 95-yard TD pass to Jeremy Broadway against the Cyclones (11/1) was the longest pass play in OSU history.
• Had a 74-yard TD pass to Dez Bryant vs. Houston (9/6) and a 66-yarder to Bo Bowling against Missouri State (9/13).
• Hit the 300-yard mark in passing three times with 320 yards and three touchdowns against Houston (9/6), 395 yards and four scores against Iowa State (11/1) and 329 yards and a touchdown vs. Oregon (12/30).
• Passed for 215 yards and two touchdowns in the upset at No. 3 Missouri (10/11).
• Tied a school record with 50 pass attempts in the Holiday Bowl (12/30).

2007: Had six of the top 18 total offense performances in OSU history during the 2007 season. His 991 rushing yards were the second most by an OSU quarterback. Finished the season with OSU's best passing game in school history (486 yards vs. Texas), the fourth best game in school history (372 yards vs. Indiana), and the sixth best game in school history (366 yards vs. Kansas). Rushed for 100 yards three times, making him the first OSU quarterback in 34 years to accomplish the feat.

• Led the Cowboys to fourth-quarter come-from-behind wins over Texas Tech (9/22) and Kansas State (10/20).
• Completed 30-of-42 of his pass attempts with two touchdowns in the school-record 430-yard passing effort against the Longhorns (11/3).
• Saw action in the Georgia game as a quarterback, a running back and as a receiver, completing a five-yard pass to fellow quarterback Bobby Reid and carrying the ball once for seven yards to set up a Dantrell Savage touchdown on the ensuing play.
• Stepped in for an injured Bobby Reid in the second quarter against Florida Atlantic (9/8) and led the Cowboys to a 42-6 rout of the Owls by completing 14-of-20 passes for 250 yards and three touchdowns, including a 77-yard connection with Adarius Bowman in the third quarter.
• Logged his first career start the following week at Troy (9/14), where he completed 18-of-37 passes for 191 yards and connected with tight end Brandon Pettigrew for a four-yard touchdown pass.
• Broke a 57-yard run against the Jayhawks (11/10) that set a new career high and was the longest run for any Cowboy in 2007

2006: Passed for 345 yards (25-of-51) and three touchdowns while rushing for 144 yards as a freshman.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 29, 1986, in Edmond, Oklahoma. Generally regarded as one of the top athletes in the state of Colorado. A highly-coveted prospect who also starred as a receiver. Caught 39 passes for 850 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior. Rivals.com rated Robinson a three-star prospect and the 10th-ranked dual-threat quarterback target in the country. Was also rated the ninth-best overall prospect in Colorado, regardless of position. Senior season quarterback numbers included 1,475 passing yards and 15 touchdowns with just six INTs. Also had 1,078 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns.