Princeton’s dependable, high-effort fullback with proven production
In the 2010 season, Matt Zimmerman was the kind of old-school Princeton fullback coaches love: tough, reliable, and quietly productive, with 27 carries for 141 yards and a touchdown plus 23 catches for 153 yards[1][3]. He started every game since early in his sophomore year, served as a senior co-captain, and earned Academic All-District honors, signaling leadership, football IQ, and consistency beyond the box score[3][6]. His profile fits a team that wants a physical, versatile backfield piece who can block, catch, and do the little things right[1][3].
