the steady UCF leg who delivered when called in the 2014 season
In the 2014 season, Rodrigo Quirarte’s value at UCF was simple but real: he went 4-for-4 on extra points and hit key field goals, including a pair of 37-yarders against Bethune-Cookman, showing dependable accuracy and composure when the Knights needed points[1][2]. He wasn’t a high-volume kicker, but his profile was efficiency, calm under pressure, and trustworthiness in a specialty role—exactly the kind of detail that can tilt close games. If your team needs a low-drama, reliable placekicker, that’s a pretty solid fit.
