Oklahoma State’s money kicker with Groza-level pedigree
In the 2001 season, Luke Phillips was Oklahoma State’s leading scorer with 72 points, hit 15-of-17 field goals, and was perfect on 27 extra points; in the 2002 season, he went 11-of-16 on field goals and 55-of-56 on PATs, earning third-team All-Big 12 honors and Groza Award attention[1][6]. What makes him pop is his calm, high-volume reliability on extra points, a proven leg out to 52 yards, and the kind of special-teams steadiness coaches love when games get weird; he also showed some game-changing flair with a fake-field-goal run and a 50-yard kick against Kansas State[1][10].
