Arkansas State’s boom-or-better punter with proven big-leg upside
Neely Sullivent is best known for a strong leg and field-flipping upside: in the 2010 season, he averaged 40.7 yards on 43 punts, landed 15 inside the 20, and hit nine punts of 50+ yards, including a 61-yarder; he also earned an honorable mention punt award after averaging 47.2 yards against Indiana. He moved from quarterback to punter, which hints at athletic adaptability, and Arkansas State’s own notes highlight his ability to pin opponents deep. For a team needing hidden-yardage impact, he’s the kind of specialist who can quietly win field position.
