Wyoming Punter announcing transfer to Tennessee

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Tim Gleeson announcing he will be coming to Rocky Top on his twitter today.

Tim Gleeson ‏@tglees 53m

Happy to announce that the University of Tennessee will be where I'm heading! A rich history with a football program on the rise #govols

https://twitter.com/tglees/status/334719615630446593

He averaged 43 yds per punt last year at Wyoming, originally from Melbourne, Australia.

Tim Gleeson Bio - University of Wyoming Official Athletic Site

Some more Statistics:
Had a 66 yard punt last year
Had 13 punts of 50+ yards
Had 21 punts land inside the 20 yard line
Did not have a single punt blocked in 62 attempts.
 
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i don't worry about 39 yard punts versus 43 yard punts. i want to know if he had any shanks. that is what drives me nuts.
 
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LSU has a great punter from Australia as well (Maybe I should get CBJ to fund a recruiting trip in the land down under so that I can check out up and coming punter talent!). Man, just an average punter would have helped us out with field position so many times last year...
 
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Well, luck is on our side! Man, I can't wait for 45 yards to be the norm on a punt. Hopefully he can add some decent hang time, too. Awesome pick-up by the staff!
 
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That could be good news, indeed. However, do not expect him to maintain that 43-yd. average. In home games, he has been punting at an altitude of 7,200 ft. (University of Wyoming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia). Hopefully, he will enjoy greater success than Dirk Borgognone (Dirk Borgognone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia), who came from Reno, Nevada (elevation 4,400 ft.), where he had kicked a high school-record 68-yd. FG in 1985, but lost tremendous distance in the thicker and more humid air of Knoxville, Tennessee.
 
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That could be good news, indeed. However, do not expect him to maintain that 43-yd. average. In home games, he has been punting at an altitude of 7,200 ft. (University of Wyoming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia). Hopefully, he will enjoy greater success than Dirk Borgognone (Dirk Borgognone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia), who came from Reno, Nevada (elevation 4,400 ft.), where he had kicked a high school-record 68-yd. FG in 1985, but lost tremendous distance in the thicker and more humid air of Knoxville, Tennessee.

Can we not be happy about anything anymore without Debbie Downer chiming in?
 
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