Oregon’s Reliable Leg with Big-Game Range
In the 2007 season, Matt Evensen was Oregon’s scoring leader with 102 points and connected on 16 of 20 field goals plus all 52 extra points, showing the kind of steady production coaches love[14]. He also brought a plus skill set on kickoffs, combining scoring value with field-position impact, and one Oregon profile notes he finished his career tied for seventh on the school’s career field-goal list with 32 makes[1]. The appeal is simple: dependable, battle-tested, and valuable in tight games, though his inconsistency from long range shows he was more solid than automatic[7][14].
