Future College Kickers: North Carolina's Best 2025 Legs

Kickers and punters don't get the most attention of the players on the field, but they're immensely important to the success of the team. Here, we take a look at a few 2025 kickers who will play at the next level.   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Top Kickers in North Carolina</h2>    The only knock on Levy is his height as collegges can occasionally be concerned about waywaard snaps for their kicker/punter combos. Outside of that, Levy is probably the top kicker in the state, with an elite leg and great accuracy. His punting hangtime is impressive, too. Levy's grades are excellent and after receiving a preffered walk-on offer from Campbell, he's a candidate for a PWO at a Power Four school.     Gomez-Corona has a solid leg and is all in on football after switching over from soccer in middle school. He's hit nearly 75% of his field goals in high school with a long of 44 last year. He has plenty of leg beyond that and if he grows a bit more, he's a candidate to play at the next level.     Riddle didn't have many opportunities last year, but made the most of his limited attempts, hitting eight of 10 kicks. That included multiple kicks from beyond 40 yards. Riddle has a big leg and gets after it in the weight room, maxing out with a 420 pound squat. In practice he's hit from 58, so he'll look to showcase that leg at camps.     Crum is one of the state's top kickers and kickoff specialists. He's highly-ranked by Chris Sailer and has performed well in camps this offseason. Crum's size might make earning a college scholarship difficult, but he has the leg and all the tools to earn a preferred walk-on offer.

Kickers and punters don't get the most attention of the players on the field, but they're immensely important to the success of the team. Here, we take a look at a few 2025 kickers who will play at the next level.