Michigan State football has started to get a reputation for producing some amazing punters. From the late Mike Sadler, to Bryce Baringer who is currently lighting it up in the NFL for the Patriots, to Ryan Eckley, the Spartans most recent success, there has become a trend at MSU to have great punters.
On Monday, the Spartans offered a player who could be next in line in Western Michigan transfer punter Carson Voss.
Voss averaged 39.6 yards per punt last season for the Broncos, pinning 11 punts inside the 20. He had six punts go longer than 50 yards and he only had one touchback on the season.
Beyond blessed to receive an offer from Michigan State University!! @KbTheStable @ChadWilt #AGTG pic.twitter.com/eJ442qYECJ
— Carson Voss (@CarsonVoss) January 8, 2024
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