Baylor’s all-time punting weapon
Sepulveda was an elite field-position punter for Baylor, with a school-record 44.85-yard career average that ranked among the best in Division I-A and NCAA history, and he won the Ray Guy Award twice (2004, 2006). Baylor’s own coverage describes him as a leg that could flip games and “silence stadiums,” which captures his real value: consistent distance, game-changing hang time, and pressure relief for a defense. He’s the kind of specialist that makes a team better without needing many touches, though his value is maximized when paired with a defense that can cash in on field position.[2][3][10]
