USC’s Eddie Czaplicki has been named the winner of the Ray Guy Award, honoring the best punter in the nation. Czaplicki, a senior, is the first USC player to receive this prestigious award in the program’s history. His exceptional season included averaging 48.5 yards on 40 punts, with a high percentage of punts inside the 20-yard line.
Czaplicki’s performance has been a game-changer for USC, with his ability to pin opponents deep in their own territory in critical moments. His clutch plays, like pinning Michigan and Maryland deep in their own territory late in games, have earned him recognition as one of the most reliable and impactful players in the country.
Head coach Lincoln Riley praised Czaplicki’s consistency and influence on game strategy, noting that his success has been a significant factor in USC’s performances throughout the season. With the Ray Guy Award win, Czaplicki’s remarkable season has been officially recognized, cementing his place in USC football history.
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