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The WAC's best punters since 2004

Chris Keagle leads with 260 punts in 47 games in the WAC; Bobby Cowan had 259.

Every punter with 5 or more games in the WAC since 2004, ranked by punts; the lines are each player's punts game by game, the top 8 drawn.

punts · by game

punting yards · by game

29 punters with 5+ games in the WACpunts

#	player	seasons	games	punts	punting yards
1	Chris Keagle	2005–2008	47	260	10,272
2	Bobby Cowan	2009–2012	49	259	11,570
3	Waylon Prather	2004–2007	46	239	9,599
4	T.J. Conley	2005–2008	39	215	9,035
5	Ryan Allen	2010–2012	37	188	8,437
6	Alex Dunnachie	2009–2011	40	150	6,102
7	Philip Zavala	2008–2009	24	148	5,817
8	Jake Capraro	2010–2012	24	141	5,389
9	Kyle Stringer	2004–2006	37	137	5,924
10	Andrew Shapiro	2010–2011	26	125	4,829
11	Brad Langley	2008–2010	33	124	5,278
12	Robert Malone	2006–2009	30	119	5,068
13	Tyler Bennett	2011–2012	26	119	5,099
14	Justin Bergendahl	2004–2005	23	117	4,691
15	Kurt Milne	2004–2006	30	107	4,080
16	Timothy Grasso	2007–2008	26	101	4,038
17	Jared Kaufman	2005–2007	30	93	3,854
18	Zachary Whited	2006–2007	21	91	3,585
19	Mike Lingua	2004–2005	23	79	2,853
20	Matt Butler	2004	12	72	2,825
21	Cayle Chapman-Brown	2012	12	70	3,099
22	Brad Evans	2005	12	66	2,761
23	Bryce Benekos	2004	12	62	2,732
24	Chris Kindred	2004	12	62	2,349
25	Cade Glasgow	2009	11	54	2,014
26	Brad Elkin	2007–2009	20	48	1,809
27	Ryan Mentzel	2004	11	48	1,946
28	Jared Scruggs	2004	11	38	1,433
29	Zach Robinson	2012	9	26	1,200

Also in the WAC: quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, defenders, kickers. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.