Justin Willis is already flashing NFL-ish leg strength for Duquesne
In the 2026 season, freshman punter Justin Willis has opened with 3 punts for 151 yards, a 50.3-yard average, and a long of 57, a strong early indicator of a big-time leg at Duquesne[1][3][8]. He looks like a fit for a team that wants field-position juice: the numbers say power, while the freshman tag and limited sample suggest there’s still development ahead in consistency and ball placement[1][12].
AF L 0-34 
YSU L 13-70 
WSU L 7-48 
RioGr W 53-0 
LIU L 14-17 –
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| SEASON | SCHOOL | |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 |  | 3 |
| CAREER | 3 |
