Zauhn Lewis brings veteran Colgate backfield toughness and change-of-pace pop
In his Colgate years, Zauhn Lewis carved out value as a sturdy, versatile back who could handle real volume—most notably a 144-yard game on 44 carries in 2012—and he was trusted in the rotation because he could both carry and help the offense function in tight spots[3][5]. The appeal here is less flashy highlight speed and more reliability, physicality, and a willingness to do the dirty work; that kind of back fits teams that want a hard-nosed, assignment-sound runner who won’t blink when the game gets muddy[1][3].
