Logan Lopez gives West Georgia a steady rookie leg with room to grow
In the 2026 season, West Georgia freshman kicker Logan Lopez has been used in a low-volume role but has already shown reliability on the game’s simplest job: he is 1-for-1 on extra points and has handled kickoffs for the Wolves, including 2 kickoffs for 112 yards in the Sept. 12 loss at Arkansas State[4][9][11]. The intriguing part is the upside—he’s a fresh-legged specialist with size and a clean utility profile, but there isn’t yet a big sample of field-goal attempts or pressure moments to judge clutch range. If a team wants a young kicker who can handle kickoff duties now and develop into a fuller special-teams weapon, he’s a reasonable name to monitor[2][15].
