B.J. Sander was an elite Ohio State field-position weapon
In the 2003 season, B.J. Sander turned punting into an art form for Ohio State: he averaged 43.3 yards per punt, landed 39 of 82 kicks inside the opponent’s 20, and won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s top punter. His calling card was precision, not just leg strength—he was a true field-position specialist who could flip a game with hidden yardage. If your team wants a punter who combines consistency, touch, and big-game value, Sander was absolutely the guy.
