Hank Zilinskas

Wyoming

Sep 20 (Sat)

8:15 p.m.

AT COLORADO
2024 (So.)

Played in 10 games, starting the first nine of the season.
Played the fourth most plays of all lineman with 524.
Allowed two sacks, four quarterback hits, and 11 hurries in 380 pass blocking snaps.
Had his best game against Cincinnati allowing 0 sacks, hurries, or hits in 36 pass blocking snaps.

2023 (Fr.)

Played in 11 games, starting in two of them. Made his first career start in week three against in-state rival, Colorado State.
Made his college debut against TCU in week one on special teams.
Started second game of his career on the road in Tempe against Arizona State, earning a win in each of his first two career starts. Missed just one game all season.
Allowed no quarterback hits and only one sack on 104 pass blocking attempts according to PFF.
Did not have a penalty called on him on 142 offensive plays.

HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS

A three-star prospect by the recruiting services.
ESPN ranks him as the No.21 center in the class and the No. 14 player from Colorado.
On3 ranks him as the No.139 interior offensive lineman in the class and the No.14 player from Colorado.
247 ranks him as the No.148 interior offensive lineman and the No.14 player from Colorado.
247 Composite ranks him as the No.1,698 player nationally, the No.126 interior offensive lineman, and the No.14 player from Colorado
On3 Consensus ranks him as the No.1,759 player nationally, the No.156 interior offensive lineman, and the No.14 player from Colorado.

AT CHERRY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Cherry Creek High School under head coach and former Colorado All-American, Dave Logan.
Played four years of varsity and saw the field a significant amount of time in the final three seasons, starting 28 straight games without giving up a sack and helping Cherry Creek to four straight Colorado State Championships and a 45-6 record.
Played on the offensive and defensive line.
Defensively, he finished his career with 84 tackles, eight for a loss with one sack and one fumble recovery.
Senior season Cherry Creek was 12-2, winning a fourth-straight Colorado State Championship, and he anchored a line that averaged 412.5 yards per game, including 235.1 rushing yards per game and 7.0 rushing yards per attempt.
Junior season Cherry Creek was 12-2 taking home a third straight title and his offensive line allowed for an extremely balanced attack as Creek averaged 160.8 rushing and 160.1 passing yards per game.
Sophomore season Cherry Creek was 9-0 in the COVID-shortened season and had another balanced attack averaging 191.9 rushing and 184.3 passing yards per game.