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Cole Tracy

LSU Tigers

  • Finalist: 2018
  • Semi-finalist: 2018
Hometown

Camarillo, CA

Height & Weight
Class

Freshman

Tracy, a senior from Camarillo, California, ranks third in FBS with 22 made field goals, part of a 22-for-25 campaign that ranks 7th in accuracy among kickers with more than a dozen attempts. Two of his three misses came on 53-yard attempts, both shorter than the 54 yarder he made as part of a 4-for-4 FBS debut, after setting the Division II record for points-per-game by a kicker last season. He made the first final-play, game-winning kick in LSU history, knocking home a 42 yarder on the road against Auburn for a 22-21 victory.

Career Stats

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Clayton Hatfield
  • Semi-finalist: 2018
Place Kicker
Hometown

Boerne, TX

Height & Weight
Class

Senior

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Texas Tech Red Raiders

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Jose Borregales
  • Winner: 2020
  • Finalist: 2020
  • Semi-finalist: 2020, 2018
Place Kicker
Hometown

Miami, FL

Height & Weight
Class

Senior

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Miami Hurricanes

Jose Borregales, a senior from Miami, Florida, transferred to the Hurricanes ahead of the 2020 season and gave them one of the best years in program history. At 18-for-20 on field goals, his 90.0% accuracy rate was tied for the best in the nation among kickers with at least 20 attempts. His 8 field goals from at least 40 yards out were tied for 4th in the country and includes a 57-yard bomb that came as part of a 4-for-4 FG, 17-point performance on the road against Louisville. Combined with his totals at FIU, Borregales was third in the nation among active kickers with 68 career field goals.

Cairo Santos
  • Winner: 2012
  • Finalist: 2012
Place Kicker
Hometown

Saint Augustine, FL

Height & Weight
Class

Senior

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Tulane Green Wave

Cairo Santos converted every field goal he attempted in the 2012-13 season, going a perfect 21-for-21. That makes him just the second kicker in FBS history to stay perfect throughout a season in which he attempted 20 or more field goals, joining 1996 Groza winner Marc Primanti. Twelve of those kicks came from 40 or more yards, the most in the nation, including scores from 57 and 54 yards out. The 57 yard kick is the longest in Tulane history. Santos was 26-for-27 on PATs, with a blocked kick in the season opener, the only blemish on an otherwise perfect season.

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