Alex Henery
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HuskerJosh
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If you miss (blocks are counted as misses so I don't know for sure if they're his fault) two PATs, you don't deserve anything.
BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA
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At the very least he should be in the Golden Domer's spot.
husker_hurdler
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AgMarauder04
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This is utter crap. Henery has been one of the most consistent P/K in YEARS. HE has an uncanny ability to make a punt just DIE. I remember 2 or 3 punts against the Ags that hit the 4 or 5 bounced straight up and just stayed there.
So what? HE can't kick a 60 yard FG? He's probably the most accurate 50 and under kicker out there. This is pure crap. I PROMISE he'll be the highest drafted P/K this year.
LouisianaHuskerFan
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Wow, can't believe Henery didn't make the cut.
BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA
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I call shenanigans!!
Parl Celini
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Congrats to Prince, but I think Patterson will take the Thorpe because of his special teams play as well as his defensive play.
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It'sNotAFakeID
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Get a load of this...
Alex Henery this year is 15/16 and has not missed an extra point. He also averages 44 yards a punt on 51 total attempts with numerous punts landing inside the 15 yard line. Name another player who kicks FGs and punts this well for his team.
A look at the other candidates:
Dan Bailey, Okie Light:
22/26 (84.6% compared to Henery's 93%). Hell he's even MISSED AN EXTRA POINT. Does he punt for his team as well? No.
Danny Hrappman, Southern Miss:
23/26 (88.5% compared to Henery's 93%). He's punted a grand total of 5 times for his team with an average of 43 yards per attempt.
David Ruffer, Notre Dame:
15/15 on FGs (Same amount as Henery). However, unlike Henery, HE'S MISSED not one, but TWO extra points. Does he punt for his team? No.
I don't see how any of these guys are more valuable than Alex Henery. Especially if they miss extra points.
Now to the punter candidates:
Drew Butler, Georgia:
In 43 attempts, Butler has averaged 45 yards a punt, which is just one yard per punt more than Henery
Ryan Donahue, Iowa:
In 47 attempts, Donahue has averaged 44.3 yards a punt, just .3 yards more per punt than Henery. But I guess having a wind aided 73 yard punt makes a big difference. :facepalm:
Chas Henry, Florida:
In 40 attempts, Henry has averaged an impressive 47.3 yards a punt, 3.3 yards more per punt than Alex. This guy is actually legitimate.
I don't have a problem with the Guy award as much as I do with the Groza. These are supposed to be the awards that deserve to go the best player on any team. This isn't supposed to be the Heisman, which only goes to the best player on a team in the National Championship.
Sorry Alex, you got jobbed, you are by far the best kicker in the nation and you will get your award on Friday when they call your name on senior day.
That being said, congratulations to Amukamara for being selected as one of the best defensive backs. You too will get a loud ovation on senior day.
Alex Henery this year is 15/16 and has not missed an extra point. He also averages 44 yards a punt on 51 total attempts with numerous punts landing inside the 15 yard line. Name another player who kicks FGs and punts this well for his team.
A look at the other candidates:
Dan Bailey, Okie Light:
22/26 (84.6% compared to Henery's 93%). Hell he's even MISSED AN EXTRA POINT. Does he punt for his team as well? No.
Danny Hrappman, Southern Miss:
23/26 (88.5% compared to Henery's 93%). He's punted a grand total of 5 times for his team with an average of 43 yards per attempt.
David Ruffer, Notre Dame:
15/15 on FGs (Same amount as Henery). However, unlike Henery, HE'S MISSED not one, but TWO extra points. Does he punt for his team? No.
I don't see how any of these guys are more valuable than Alex Henery. Especially if they miss extra points.
Now to the punter candidates:
Drew Butler, Georgia:
In 43 attempts, Butler has averaged 45 yards a punt, which is just one yard per punt more than Henery
Ryan Donahue, Iowa:
In 47 attempts, Donahue has averaged 44.3 yards a punt, just .3 yards more per punt than Henery. But I guess having a wind aided 73 yard punt makes a big difference. :facepalm:
Chas Henry, Florida:
In 40 attempts, Henry has averaged an impressive 47.3 yards a punt, 3.3 yards more per punt than Alex. This guy is actually legitimate.
I don't have a problem with the Guy award as much as I do with the Groza. These are supposed to be the awards that deserve to go the best player on any team. This isn't supposed to be the Heisman, which only goes to the best player on a team in the National Championship.
Sorry Alex, you got jobbed, you are by far the best kicker in the nation and you will get your award on Friday when they call your name on senior day.
That being said, congratulations to Amukamara for being selected as one of the best defensive backs. You too will get a loud ovation on senior day.
Parl Celini
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Not only is he the best kicker/punter...but BY FAR the most consistent player in the nation. I'm sure the people who didn't think he was worthy enough for this award will find that out next year when he is in the NFL.
It'sNotAFakeID
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That's okay. Alex Henery doesn't need their awards when he's making millions in the NFL by becoming the highest drafted K/P ever.
Morrison
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That is a travesty. An absolute freaking travesty.
Arguably the greatest FG kicker in NCAA history and he doesn't even sniff a Groza. What a joke.
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Jason Sitoke
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Wow.
I have a tough time remembering when he doesn't drill it down the center, let alone miss.
Alex Henery is not good. He also is not merely great. Alex Henery is a f'ing WITCH!
I have a tough time remembering when he doesn't drill it down the center, let alone miss.
Alex Henery is not good. He also is not merely great. Alex Henery is a f'ing WITCH!
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Jason Sitoke
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Not likely. Al Davis is the only owner stupid enough to take a kicker in the 1st round, and he all ready has Janikowski (17th overall pick 2000 NFL draft)