Wyoming’s dependable late-game kicker with a big-clutch reputation
In the 2008 season, Jake Scott showed the kind of calm, clutch profile that coaches love in a kicker, drilling three field goals—including a late winner—to lift Wyoming past North Dakota State. He profiles as a pressure-friendly specialist: accurate enough to stay trusted, steady under stress, and valuable in close games where every point matters. The differentiator isn’t flashy volume; it’s reliability and nerve, the exact traits that make a kicker a real fit when a team needs someone who can finish drives without blinking.
