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Oregon's OUTSTANDING Player is Nationally Recognized

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OREGON ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2026

FOOTBALL | @OregonFootball

 

Ettridge Named Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week

 

AUGUSTA, Ga. - Oregon punter Bailey Ettridge was announced on Tuesday morning as the Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week by the Augusta Sports Council and the Ray Guy Award. 

The Ray Guy Award is presented annually to the nation's most outstanding punter. 

Ettridge was terrific for the Ducks against UCLA, punting six times with an average of 48.17 yards per attempt and two punts pinned inside the 20-yard line. Two of his punts were returned for negative yardage. 

The Australia native matched his career long with a 67-yard boot in the first quarter that pinned the Bruins at their own 2-yard line. He also had a 67-yarder earlier this season at Oklahoma State. 

Ettridge became the first Oregon punter to record multiple 65-plus yard punts in the same season, and just the fifth to do so multiple times in a career. 

On the season, Ettridge has punted 17 times for a 48.2-yard average that ranks eighth nationally among punters with at least 15 attempts. He has six punts of 50-plus yards and seven punts pinned inside the 20-yard line, and only one of his 17 attempts has resulted in a touchback. 

Ettridge and the Ducks are back home this week to host Nebraska on Saturday night in Autzen Stadium (8:00 p.m., FOX). 

Not bad for a 28 year old former welder!

How 28-year-old former welder became favorite for Oregon punting job |  Sports | centraloregondaily.com

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