James Proche Dynasty Value

39 career touchdowns in 49 games at SMU. James Proche was one of the most prolific scorers at the wide receiver position in all of college football regardless of level. The production was there from the start: 59.1 as a freshman, 68.0 as a sophomore, then two dominant seasons at 99.9 and 94.2 yards per game. The senior year featured 8.5 receptions per game and 15 touchdowns across 13 games, a volume number that ranked among the highest in the country. The career line reads 6.1 catches and 80.6 yards per game with a 13.1 yards-per-reception average. This is a high-volume, high-efficiency receiver who found the end zone at an incredible rate. The SMU competition discount applies, but Sonny Dykes' passing offense gave Proche every opportunity to produce, and he delivered consistently for four years. No combine data limits the physical evaluation. A touchdown machine whose college production is among the best in this entire class but whose conference level and lack of testing data cap the projection.