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Class of 2022 P Jack Stonehouse (CA) TRANSFERRING FROM MISSOURI TO SYRACUSE (12/21/22)

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Yea. And glad all but one person agrees with me. When you punt the ball 20 yards and the opposing team is already in field goal range than that is not good. So whoever things this is not a good get is delusional.

If only this were exaggeration!
 
I hate punting in general. But the only thing I hate worse than punting is bad punting. And we had a lot of that in 2022.

This might end up being the prize of the class.

(I hope we don’t punt much though).
 
Everyone is going to make jokes, but I really think this is an important pickup. A punter can be a weapon if you have a good one like we’ve seen with Riley and Sterling. Hopefully this kid brings us back to that.
Its one of the most important positions on the team.
 
I hate punting in general. But the only thing I hate worse than punting is bad punting. And we had a lot of that in 2022.

This might end up being the prize of the class.

(I hope we don’t punt much though).
They can be the difference in close games. There’s nothing better than a good punter flipping the field.
 
The next domino is how the punter scholie things breaks down.. You cant have that many kickers on scholie
Wouldn't hurt to bring in a walk on or preferred walk on kicker as well.
 
The next domino is how the punter scholie things breaks down.. You cant have that many kickers on scholie

Going to be tough to get a kid on scholie to leave for a school that doesn't offer him one.
 
Jack,
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JACK STONEHOUSE P FROM MIZZOU IN PORTAL OFFERED// CAMARILLO, CA
#97 6' 1" 189 >>>>>> THIS IS LATE APOLOGIES


Jack Stonehouse



JACKSTONEHOUSE​

Missouri Tigers

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  • CLASS
    Freshman
  • HT/WT
    6' 1", 189 lbs
  • BIRTHPLACE
    Camarillo, CA
  • STATUS
    Active

2022 SEASON STATS​

  • PUNTS
    47
    Tied-72nd
  • AVG
    42.3
    89th
  • LNG
    68
    Tied-23rd
  • IN20
    0



From family of punters, Jack Stonehouse is making his own name with Mizzou football​





Missouri punter Jack Stonehouse (97) punts the ball during the first half against Florida on Oct. 8 at Steve Spurrier Field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Fla.


Jack Stonehouse’s first start provided plenty of experience for Missouri's redshirt freshman. The second half featured virtually no offense, making the young punter one of the most important players on the field against Auburn.
Stonehouse was excellent in the contest, despite having to punt eight times.
"Every time I went out there I was more relaxed,” Stonehouse said. “I was more kind of in tune. I was like, ‘OK, this is where I need to put the ball, this is where I’m going to put the ball.’ I didn’t think it was getting more scary as time went on; I think I was getting more relaxed.”
His big moment came in the fourth quarter. After a Missouri pass was incomplete on third down, Stonehouse trotted onto the field to kick from deep in his own territory, taking the snap from the MU 17.

He hit the ball like a John Daly tee shot, and his punt flew high and far. Auburn’s Keionte Scott was unable to return it, and the home Tigers were forced to start on their own 15. The boot ended up being 68 yards.
Not bad for a first-time starter.
But it's hardly surprising. Stonehouse's punting prowess runs in his family's genes. Jack is the latest Stonehouse making a name for himself with his leg. That name has become one of Missouri's most reliable assets.

'Anything but kicker'​

The Stonehouse family isn’t new to this. Jack’s father, John, punted at USC, while his uncle Paul did the same at Stanford. Paul’s son Ryan was a star at the position for Colorado State before taking on his current role as the punter for the Tennessee Titans.
Growing up in California, Jack started playing football around sixth grade, but early on in his career, he wasn’t sold on a future as a punter.
LET'S UPDATE JACK STONEHOUSE

COMMITTED > JACK STONEHOUSE FROM THE TRANSFER PORTAL / MIZZOU // CAMARILLO, CA, CHAMINADE HS PUNTER 6' 1" 199 / HAS THREE YEARS TO PLAY FOR SU
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Redshirt Freshman (2022 at Missouri): Became the team’s primary punter after making his collegiate debut against Abilene Christian … Punted in 10 games, averaging 42.4 yards on 46 total punts … Recorded nine 50+ yard punts, including a season-long a 68-yard boot, landing 15 punts inside the 20 and only yielding four touchbacks ... Punted twice for 100 yards with a long of 53 against Abilene Christian (9/17) ... Notched a career-long 68-yard punt against Auburn (9/24), part of eight punts on the day that he averaged 48.0 yards on ... Punted five times vs. Georgia (10/1) ... Punted five times for an average of 42.2 yards and a long of 50 vs. Vanderbilt (10/22) ... Punted five times (40.0 avg) with a long of 53 vs. Kentucky (11/5) ... Punted a career-high nine times (41.22 avg) with a long of 54 against Tennessee (11/12).

Redshirt Year (2021 at Missouri): Did not appear in any games.

High School: Averaged 46.7 yards per punt as a senior at Chaminade … Averaged 41.7 yards/punt during his junior season … Made six tackles on the kickoff team.

Personal: Son of Sue and John Stonehouse … Father was a punter at USC and in the NFL for the New York Giants … Mother played soccer at UCLA … Cousin, Ryan, was a punter at Colorado State and is now playing in the NFL, (Titans) … Uncle, Paul, punted at Stanford.

GREAT GET - I HOPE :) !
 
Riley Dixon didn't have a scholarship until he was a Senior.
Dixon was awarded a scholarship at the conclusion of the 2013 season in which he was a redshirt Sophomore, his first year as the starting punter. The scholarship started spring semester of his academic Junior year. He then played two seasons while on scholarship.


 
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