'17 AZ K Brandon Ruiz

#10
#10
New Mexico kicker. This is like kicking off the top of Mt Everest. The ball goes downhill 6,000 feet and through the uprights. Really, kicking at high altitudes is different --- like baking a cake at altitude ---:pepper
 
#13
#13
Ah. Williams Field is a newer school in AZ. They don't play the highest level of competition. They have been really good since becoming a school.
 
#19
#19
Orange And Garnet said:
Well to be fair I don't think it matters what type of competition you face as a kicker
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Disagree..id rather get a kicker who has won a lot of games on last sec fg's and more fg's against close competition as opposed to a kicker whose team blows out its competition and all they kick are xp's.

Give me the more mentally tough kicker who sticks to fundamentals during those moments.
 
#20
#20
SaguaroVols said:
Disagree..id rather get a kicker who has won a lot of games on last sec fg's and more fg's against close competition as opposed to a kicker whose team blows out its competition and all they kick are xp's.

Give me the more mentally tough kicker who sticks to fundamentals during those moments.
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How many high schools actually use their kickers for more Than xp's though?
 
#21
#21
SaguaroVols said:
Disagree..id rather get a kicker who has won a lot of games on last sec fg's and more fg's against close competition as opposed to a kicker whose team blows out its competition and all they kick are xp's.

Give me the more mentally tough kicker who sticks to fundamentals during those moments.
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That's really not that many kickers in high school. Mental toughness is developed as much in the offseason as it is in that type of situation
 
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