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If thats what is happening it’s a big issue by JBrock18

It definitely screws up coverage. And just by the tone of the quote and by watching our games moreso, you can see ND’s coverage guys have to adjust their path quite a bit. I had a season in college where this happened to us almost all season. We tried two different kickers and both continued to screw up and it really does F up your coverage. It’s almost like golf when you try to align to the right and double cross and hit a big hook. Kickers I think have that occur at least from my experience talking with our one kicker who was a good buddy of mine.