Princeton’s reliable kickoff weapon with a touchback-first profile
Rice has long been defined by consistency and field-position value: as a Princeton rookie in 2016, his deep kicks helped the Tigers rank second in the Ivy League in kickoff coverage, and he earned Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors; ESPN lists him as a Princeton place kicker with a 69.0% field-goal mark and 93.0% extra-point rate in his profile, which points to a specialist who helps a team control hidden yards. He fits best for a program that values steady kickoff distance, reliability, and low-drama special-teams execution over big-name flair.[3][5][6][7]
