Breaking News: As Cincinnati native wins 2023 Lou Groza Award for best……..

The Miami RedHawks kicker won the 2023 Lou Groza Grant given to the best placekicker in school football subsequent to completing the season 26-for-27 on field objectives with only one missed additional point throughout the year.

A Culmination Country Day graduate, Nicholson completed the customary season an ideal 23-for-23, establishing the FBS standard for most field objectives in an ideal ordinary season. The record beat previous Lou Groza Grant champ Cairo Santos, who currently kicks for the Chicago Bears.

Nicholson’s ordinary season all out incorporates a 20-yard field objective in Miami’s extra time prevail upon Cincinnati, a 48-yarder in a misfortune to Miami (FL) and one from 52 yards out when the RedHawks overwhelmed Bowling Green, 27-0.
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Miami (Ohio) kicker Graham Nicholson (98) kicks a field objective during a NCAA school football match-up against Cincinnati, Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023, in Cincinnati.
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Posted at 8:47 PM, Dec 08, 2023
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OXFORD, Ohio — Graham Nicholson is impacting the world forever!

The Miami RedHawks kicker won the 2023 Lou Groza Grant given to the best placekicker in school football in the wake of completing the season 26-for-27 on field objectives with only one missed additional point throughout the year.

A Culmination Country Day graduate, Nicholson completed the normal season an ideal 23-for-23, establishing the FBS standard for most field objectives in an ideal customary season. The record beat previous Lou Groza Grant victor Cairo Santos, who presently kicks for the Chicago Bears.

Nicholson’s customary season complete incorporates a 20-yard field objective in Miami’s extra time prevail upon Cincinnati, a 48-yarder in a misfortune to Miami (FL) and one from 52 yards out when the RedHawks ruled Bowling Green, 27-0.

Nicholson additionally paired the FBS record for the longest streak in one season in the wake of hitting two field objectives to begin the Mid-American Meeting (Macintosh) Title Game, which Miami won 23-14. Generally, his 26 field objectives tie for second in FBS history.
Not exclusively is Nicholson the main in program history to win a public honor, but on the other hand he’s the primary player in Macintosh history to win the Lou Groza Grant.
Nicholson has additionally been named First Group All-American by USA Today and the Macintosh extraordinary groups player of the year.

Furthermore, the lesser’s season is finished, yet! The RedHawks take on Appalachian State in the Fix Bowl next Saturday, Dec. 16 at 3:30 p.m.