Bethune-Cookman K Sven Hurd showed high-volume scoring value, but field-goal inconsistency was the swing factor
Sven Hurd was a reliable all-around scoring piece for Bethune-Cookman in the 2011 season, making 46 of 47 extra points and setting a B-CU scoring record with 16 points in a game against Fayetteville State, but his 7-for-13 field-goal mark shows he was more dependable as a PAT/short-range kicker than as a pure long-range finisher.[2][4][8] He has the kind of leg-strength-and-production profile that can help a team if the staff prioritizes consistency, confidence, and a kicker who can handle heavy scoring duties, but his field-goal variance is the key concern for fit.[1][4]
