Penn State’s left-footed field-flipping punter
In 2009, Jeremy Boone was one of Penn State’s most dependable hidden weapons, averaging 43.0 yards per punt and leading the Big Ten for the second straight season; his career mark sits at 43.13 yards per punt, the best in school history. He stood out for strong hang time, accuracy, and the ability to pin teams deep — including a Rose Bowl showing that showcased his boom-or-bust field-position value. Why care? He’s the kind of punter who quietly wins possessions, and yes, that’s absolutely a real thing.
