Ruggles, a senior from Odessa, Florida, is the nation’s top scoring kicker with 113 points. His bid for a perfect season came to an end this weekend, snapping what had been the nation’s longest consecutive field goal streak at 18 straight, going back to his previous season. Despite this late miss, his totals of 16‐for‐17 on field goals and 65‐for‐65 on PATs give him a combined accuracy rate of 98.78% on all kicks this season, the best by an FBS kicker with double‐digit field goal tries.
Noah Ruggles
Ohio State Buckeyes
- Finalist: 2021
- Semi-finalist: 2021
Hometown
Odessa, FL
Height & Weight
- 6' 2"
- 190 lbs
Class
Senior
Career Stats
Other Players
- Semi-finalist: 2019, 2018
Place Kicker
Hometown
McCordsville, IN
Height & Weight
- 5' 11"
- 182 lbs
Class
Senior
Indiana Hoosiers
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- Finalist: 2017
- Semi-finalist: 2018, 2017
Place Kicker
Hometown
Nuremberg, PA
Height & Weight
- 6' 2"
- 190 lbs
Class
Senior
Utah State Aggies
Eberle, a sophomore from Nuremberg, Germany, is poised to set the Utah State record for field goal accuracy, finishing a season in which he has made 16-of-18 attempts thus far. Included in that total is a 52-yarder that is the longest field goal by an FBS kicker who has made at least 87% of his attempts. That kick came as part of a performance in which he went 4-for-4 on field goals and 7-for-7 on PATs, totaling 19 points to tie for the highest-scoring game by a kicker in FBS this season.
- Winner: 1994
- Finalist: 1994
Place Kicker
Class
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Arizona Wildcats
Steve McLaughlin finished his four-year career at the University of Arizona by finally winning the 1994 Lou Groza Award. The record-setting Wildcat finished the year making 23 field goals and earned All-American honors. McLaughlin displayed his accuracy by making all 26 extra points that he attempted. He also liked to showcase his explosiveness, as he made field goals from 53 and 54 yards away. McLaughlin tied a school record by kicking at least three field goals in four games. McLaughlin finished his career in Tucson by placing third on the school’s all-time scoring chart with 278 points. The St. Louis Rams drafted him in the third round of the 1995 NFL Draft.