Mine too. Punting on essentially one leg for the last games of the season was impressive.
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I wish someone would watch the tape and count the hangtime on that punt. Seemed like it would never come down... 5.. 5 1/2 seconds? Amazing.
I don't think he had a choice, I think Leslie booted him from the team so he "declared".
Greg Gant was the best until now, IMO. I think he had an 89 yard punt in one game.
He also had the two punts blocked against Auburn in the Punt Bama Punt game..lol.
But Scott right now is averaging 46.8 ypp, which is incredible. His net punting average of 43.28 is second in the nation 1/100 of a yard behind the Idaho punter.
I can't imagine how good he'll be as he grows up a bit.
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He also had the two punts blocked against Auburn in the Punt Bama Punt game..lol.
But Scott right now is averaging 46.8 ypp, which is incredible. His net punting average of 43.28 is second in the nation 1/100 of a yard behind the Idaho punter.
I can't imagine how good he'll be as he grows up a bit.
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You`re right about GG. It`s not time to mention Scott with Ray Guy ( the best there ever was, IMHO ), but he`s going to be fun to watch the next couple of years! Who knows.....!
A replay was showed of one of Scott's punts and I was amazed at how flexible his leg is. He brings the leg so far back and then explodes through the ball! His knee come close to hitting his chest. It is as if the kid has no ligaments in his leg!
I ran into Lane Bearden one night a good 4 years after he played at Bama and the guy still had a severe limp. Not sure if it was from his ACL issue at Bama or that he had been on the soccer fields all day that day.
I ran into Lane Bearden one night a good 4 years after he played at Bama and the guy still had a severe limp. Not sure if it was from his ACL issue at Bama or that he had been on the soccer fields all day that day.
You're right about Ray. I was glad to see him get inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year. It was WAY overdue, IMO.
Here's a sickening feeling. Scott punted in Colorado. Can you imagine how much his punts would carry in that thin air? I'm really impressed with his ability to pin the ball inside the 20 and not have it go rolling into the end zone. He's definitely going to be a weapon as time goes on and he grows more.
Yep the rumors were he failed a drug test. It was around the time that spice crap became famous so it was either that or dope.
Guy couldn't have punted in an domed stadium or he'd have knocked a hole in the roof.
As Scott matures he could really be something special. Right now he's just a skinny 18 year old kid with an amazing leg.
He may have a real shot at the Ray Guy Award.
The bullpuppies, on their boards, name Scott and his constant flipping of the field as one of the reasons they lost...
Mullen said, "The MVP of the game was probably the Alabama punter". That's pretty good praise, and probably true to an extent.
How realistic do you think it is...for him to win the Ray Guy Award this year? I hope being a freshman won't hurt him.
Probably why they both are on SCHOLARSHIP. I think there were a few people making fun of us for those offers. Boom to that!
I think he can win it if he closes out the season good. Most sources are forecasting him as one of the three finalists.
He got Special Teams player of the week. 
Along with Perry (co-defensive).
http://www.secsports.com/article/11893666/sec-football-week-12-honors
Along with Perry (co-defensive). http://www.secsports.com/article/11893666/sec-football-week-12-honors
He got Special Teams player of the week.
http://www.secsports.com/article/11893666/sec-football-week-12-honors
Deservedly so!
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