Brandyn Bangsund’s leg was reliable at EWU — with a 2016 breakout at the stripe
In the 2016 season, Brandyn Bangsund was a dependable Eastern Washington kicker, going 75-of-78 on extra points as part of a high-powered Eagles attack, and his career line included 22 extra points and a 29-yard field goal across 17 games[1][9]. His value was consistency: he was the kind of specialist coaches love when drives turn into automatic points, even if he wasn’t asked to carry a huge field-goal workload[1][8]. For a team, that profile screams low-drama, high-trust depth — useful if you want a steady kicker who can cash in extra points and handle pressure without making things weird.
