Alex Henery

J-Husker95 said:
Why just cause he had 1 kick that actually ment something all year????
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You're kidding right? Henery is the same kicker who made every attempt a year ago. Henery's kicking percentage is higher and he has the stronger leg. What makes the Mizzou kicker better and when did he have a kick that meant anything?

 
BigWillie said:
borNred said:
No, because he rarely misses!!!!
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Wolfert has made a career of rarely missing. This year actually brought his career average down to 82% thanks to missing 4 FGs of 50+ yards.
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this is the problem though, I don't know anything about how wolfert's season went, but too often these teams are just who is percieved as being the best talent at that position as opposed to who had an outstanding season.

 
shyndy said:
this is the problem though, I don't know anything about how wolfert's season went, but too often these teams are just who is percieved as being the best talent at that position as opposed to who had an outstanding season.
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Wolfert, barring a disastrous performance of epic proportions in the bowl game will finish up as the NCAA record holder for total kicking percentage. That includes FG% plus XP%. Right now Wolfert is sitting at 95.2%. The record is held by John Lee, a former kicker from UCLA back in the early 80's when he made 93.3% of his total attempts.

The only thing that has dragged Wolfert's percentage down this year is the 50+ yard attempts which he is 1-5 on. Besides that, Wolfert is 17-19 on the year. He was the 3rd leading scorer in the conference (behind Dez Bryant and Chris Brown) and 2nd in FGM.

Nothing to do with reputation. Kid is just a damm good kicker. Although I do agree the coaches should have put Henery on the 2nd team.

 
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