Josh Huston was a clutch, high-volume Ohio State kicker with a big leg
In the 2005 season, Josh Huston led Ohio State in scoring with 110 points, made 22 of 28 field goals, and hit 44 of 45 extra points; he also drilled a school- and stadium-record five field goals in one game against Texas[4][6][13]. His biggest differentiator was reliability under pressure and range on a busy workload, but his career also carried an injury-troubled path that delayed his rise and made his eventual breakout feel hard-earned[2][7]. If a team wants a kicker with proven production and toughness, Huston’s resume says yes.
