Colorado’s Ray Guy-level punter who flipped the field
In the 2002 season, Mark Mariscal was a field-position weapon for Colorado, leading the nation with a 48.2-yard gross punting average and 43.0 net average while earning the Ray Guy Award and first-team All-America honors[1][4][5]. He wasn’t just booming punts—he also placed 16 inside the 20, 10 of them beyond the 60-yard mark, making him the kind of specialist who changes game scripts with one swing of the leg[1]. If your team wants an elite, high-ceiling punter with proven all-conference pedigree and true game-flipping range, he’s your guy[1][5].
