I am extremely excited to announce that I am committed to @OhioFootball #eyesup #BleedGreen pic.twitter.com/MODC4GzQ16

— Tristian vandenberg (@vandy1606) July 6, 2018

http://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/tristian-vandenberg/1hGx3...

He was 1-2 on field goals, making a 24 yarder, and 55-58 on extra points. He kicked off 75 times, with 46 touchbacks. He also punted 28 times, averaging 35.4 yards a kick. As a bonus, he had 7 pass receptions for 105 yards, and 5 solo tackles.

http://www.niagara-gazette.com/sports/vandenberg-gives-nw...

It's hard to tell with kicker statistics sometimes. He only made one field goal but didn't get many chances to try. Maybe that was because his team almost always scored touchdowns. He kicked a lot of extra points, so it seems that could be the case. Kicking touchbacks on the majority of his kickoffs as a junior is a good indication of his leg strength. It seems that a lot of the time kickers come in with a chance to earn a scholarship by winning the kicking job. In this case, he'd probably redshirt and then get that chance after Zervos graduates.

At 6'4"/230 lbs., I gotta imagine he'd be the biggest kicker in the MAC...

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Vandenberg will be a preferred walk-on.