Kickers:
Charleston Southern
John Paglia 16-22 FG 28-30 PAT 76 pts All Big South Second Team
Coastal Carolina
Justin Durham 13-19 FG 20-22 PAT 59 pts (led team)
Gardner Webb
Ryan Gates 13-16 FG 38-38 PAT 77 pts (led team)
Liberty
Matt Bevins 22-26 FG 41-42 PAT 107 pts All Big South First Team (Consensus All-American)
Presbyterian
Aaron Mayes 6-12 FG 21-24 PAT 39 pts (led team)
Stony Brook
Wesley Skiffington 15-17 FG 26-30 PAT 71 pts (led team)
VMI
Jeff Sexton 3-6 FG 26-29 PAT 35 pts
This one wasnt as hard to rank at the top...getting to teh middle is where it gets a bit challenging...
1. Matt Bevins, Liberty
2. Ryan Gates, Gardner-Webb
3. John Paglia, Charleston Southern
4. Justin Durham, Coastal Carolina
5. Wesley Skiffington, Stony Brook
6. Jeff Sexton, VMI
7. Aaron Mayes, Presbyterian
Punters
Charleston Southern
Andy Brown 42 punts 35.5 avg 4 TBs, 10 Inside 20Y
Coastal Carolina
Ben Erdman 51 punts 33.1 avg 2 TBs 9 Inside 20Y
Gardner Webb
Graham Purvis 39 punts 37.0 avg 0 TBs 10 Inside 20Y
Liberty
Mike Larsson 40 punts 36.7 avg 2 TB 18 Inside 20Y All Big South Second Team
Presbyterian
Patrick Morgano 47 punts 37.1 avg 3 TBs 9 Inside 20Y
Stony Brook
Drew Evangelista 55 punts 36.7 3 TBs 16 Inside 20Y
VMI
Marc Ray 41 punts 38.9 avg (led Big South) 1 TBs 13 Inside 20Y All Big South First Team
This one is a little tougher because the numbers are so close between all the punters but Id rank them this way:
1. Marc Ray, VMI
2. Mike Larsson, Liberty
3. Andy Brown, Charleston Southern
4. Ben Erdman, Coastal Carolina
5. Drew Evangelista, Stony Brook
6. Graham Purvis, Gardner Webb
7. Patrick Morgano, Presbyterian
I'll add the kick and punt returners later
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Re: Big South Special Teams
Paglia at CSU has an absolute cannon for a leg and may be the most effective player overall on the Bucs' roster. Last year, he was really good at 40+ yards and was regularly drilling kickoffs for touchbacks with just a two-step approach.
Re: Big South Special Teams
Skiffington was just marked a 3rd Team Pre-Season All American...I doubt that in reality he's not even in the top 4 of his own conference.


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Re: Big South Special Teams
Redwyn wrote:Skiffington was just marked a 3rd Team Pre-Season All American...I doubt that in reality he's not even in the top 4 of his own conference.
As I said, in the preface, After 1-2, I pretty much knew that it was gonna be tough to rank 3-5 and that any of those guys could go in any order and somebody wouldnt be happy with it. Skiffington is a very good kicker and that will bear out this year but its gonna be a battle I think for the two all conference slots at that position

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Re: Big South Special Teams
ATL wrote:I feel as though this thread should be solely devoted to matt bevins.
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Re: Big South Special Teams
Agreed.LynchburgFlamesFan wrote:ATL wrote:I feel as though this thread should be solely devoted to matt bevins.
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Re: Big South Special Teams
I should rephrase my earlier point...if Bevins is like he was last year he easily will be first team kicker, thus making it a four way battle between Gates, Paglia, Skiffington and Durham for second team

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Re: Big South Special Teams
By phil steele, who was first team in multiple polls?Redwyn wrote:Skiffington was just marked a 3rd Team Pre-Season All American...I doubt that in reality he's not even in the top 4 of his own conference.