MONTGOMERY, Ala.—Alabama State University senior punter Bobby Wenzig has been named to the 2013 Football
Championship Series (FCS) All-America Third Team by The Sports Network.
This is the second time the FCS has named Wenzig as an All-American. He also received the honor following the 2012 season.
During his senior campaign Wenzig had 77 punts for 3,285 yards, a 42.8 yards per kick average. His longest punt of the year was a 67 yarder and came against Jacksonville State in the season opener. He had 24 of his punts downed inside the 20 yard line and another 24 of his punts traveled over 50 yards.
Wenzig completed his career at ASU with 208 punts for 8,977 yards, both team records. He also finished his career with a 43.2 yards per kick average which is second in team history.
Punting was not the only job the senior from San Diego, Calif. held with the Hornets. He was also the kicker for ASU and finished with 201 points becoming only the fourth person in ASU history to finish his career with over 200 points.
“We are so happy for Bobby,” Head Coach Reggie Barlow said. “This is an honor that is well deserved for him. He has been a huge asset for this program since he arrived on campus and has been the ultimate student-athlete and we are so proud of his accomplishments.”
