Utah State's Record-Breaking Kicker with Elite XP Consistency
Josh Thompson, a senior place kicker for the Utah State Aggies, delivered a historic 2013 season by playing all 13 games and setting single-season records for extra points made (57) and attempted (58), showcasing unmatched reliability in high-pressure situations with a 97.2% XP conversion rate. While his field goal percentage (62.5%) reflects room for growth, his intensity, consistency on extra points, and record-setting volume make him a differentiator who thrives under scrutiny. Born in Logan, Utah, Thompson brings a calm, data-driven personality and a 5'9", 182-lb frame that maximizes leverage. He has no known injury history, indicating durability, and his intensity level is elite, often described by coaches as 'ice in his veins.' For teams needing a kicker who guarantees extra points and can handle volume, Thompson is a strong fit, especially in systems prioritizing XP reliability over long-range field goals.
