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Race Mahlum out of California will walk on. From the Chris Sailer website

Race is a big time high school kicking and punting prospect. He is a great looking athlete with one of the strongest legs in America. He has great natural ability. Race hits a big time college level ball off the ground on field goal. He is pure off the ground and has 60+ yard range. His kickoffs are strong, college ready. He drives the ball deep into the end zone with big hang time. Also a very talented punter. He punts for a nice combination of distance and hang time. Race is a competitor that thrives under pressure. The sky is the limit with continued hard work. Race continues to improve at a great pace each time we see him. He is a fine young man that is always a great pleasure to work with. I look forward to seeing what the future holds. Look for him to dominate this 2019 season and pick up multiple college offers. Excellent combo prospect. OFFER NOW!!!

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How does one have that kind of analysis and not receive a scholarship?

Chris Sailer tries to get every single kicker who attends his camps a scholarship so take it with a grain of salt.

greenyellow wrote:Chris Sailer tries to get every single kicker who attends his camps a scholarship so take it with a grain of salt.

Yeah, we've seen how some of his highly rated kickers turned out.

I think he's more of a punter. Looks like he's had a ton of big punts.

Its been a while since we've had a really good kicker or punter.

alxtw wrote:Its been a while since we've had a really good kicker or punter.

Aidan Schneider wasn’t that long ago.

Maimone was decent this year. But I always miss Jackson Rice.

GoDucksTroll wrote:

alxtw wrote:Its been a while since we've had a really good kicker or punter.

Aidan Schneider wasn’t that long ago.

Maimone was decent this year. But I always miss Jackson Rice.

Maimone was more than decent. Countless times he pinned back opposing teams with monster accurate punts. Let's give credit where credit is due.

jimmy12 wrote:

GoDucksTroll wrote:

alxtw wrote:Its been a while since we've had a really good kicker or punter.

Aidan Schneider wasn’t that long ago.

Maimone was decent this year. But I always miss Jackson Rice.

Maimone was more than decent. Countless times he pinned back opposing teams with monster accurate punts. Let's give credit where credit is due.

Maimone had either really good games or really bad games. One game he'd have big punts that pinned opponents very close to the sideline. In other games he'd be punting balls repeatedly into the endzone.

We need a reliable place kicker. It always helps if can get to the 25 and still pretty much be guaranteed be getting 3 if not more. I don't think any of us has confidence in the place kicker being automatic.

alxtw wrote:

jimmy12 wrote:

GoDucksTroll wrote:

alxtw wrote:Its been a while since we've had a really good kicker or punter.

Aidan Schneider wasn’t that long ago.

Maimone was decent this year. But I always miss Jackson Rice.

Maimone was more than decent. Countless times he pinned back opposing teams with monster accurate punts. Let's give credit where credit is due.

Maimone had either really good games or really bad games. One game he'd have big punts that pinned opponents very close to the sideline. In other games he'd be punting balls repeatedly into the endzone.

People seemed to forget his shank against Auburn that stared their winning drive. As I recall a half way decent punt would have put them on about the 20. Instead they started around the 40.

wlduck wrote:

alxtw wrote:

jimmy12 wrote:

GoDucksTroll wrote:

alxtw wrote:Its been a while since we've had a really good kicker or punter.

Aidan Schneider wasn’t that long ago.

Maimone was decent this year. But I always miss Jackson Rice.

Maimone was more than decent. Countless times he pinned back opposing teams with monster accurate punts. Let's give credit where credit is due.

Maimone had either really good games or really bad games. One game he'd have big punts that pinned opponents very close to the sideline. In other games he'd be punting balls repeatedly into the endzone.

People seemed to forget his shank against Auburn that stared their winning drive. As I recall a half way decent punt would have put them on about the 20. Instead they started around the 40.

First game of the year... let it go francis.