Baylor’s do-it-all leg in the early 2000s
In the 2001 season, Adam Stiles was Baylor’s versatile punter-kicker, finishing with a 44.1-yard gross punting average and a career mark of 42.0 yards per punt across two seasons; Baylor also noted his ability to handle all the kicking chores. His biggest differentiator was field position impact: he routinely pinned opponents deep and had a legitimate long-ball leg, with a career long punt of 57 yards. For a team valuing special-teams reliability, range, and versatility, Stiles fit the mold of a steady, multi-use weapon.
