
Jordy Sandy is a reliable, high-end punter with all-conference upside for TCU
Sandy has developed into one of the Big 12’s more dependable specialists, pairing strong hang time and placement with consistent inside-the-20 production, including 18 punts downed inside the opponents’ 20 in a recent All-Big 12 season and a 44.5-yard average on six punts vs. Michigan in the Fiesta Bowl.[4][1] What makes him stand out is the combination of Australian-trained technique, steady performance in pressure games, and a visible leadership/profile component off the field through autism-awareness work, which suggests a mature, team-first fit for programs that value field position and poise.[5][2][8]