Nebraska’s field-position punter with a Ray Guy watch-list pedigree
In the 2008 season, Dan Titchener was a steady, field-position-first punter for Nebraska, averaging 39.3 yards on 42 punts and landing 13 inside the 20; over his career he pinned opponents deep 55 times and carried a 39.9-yard career average. He was recognized on the Ray Guy Award watch list in 2007, which tracks with the scouting read: reliable, placement-oriented, and useful when a defense wants hidden yards more than booming hangtime. If you want a punter who tilts the field and shows consistency, he fits; if you want pure leg-wattage fireworks, he’s more craftsman than cannon.
