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Revision as of 16:45, 30 March 2013
The Lou Groza Award is a college football award given each year to the nation's most outstanding placekicker as determined by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission.
1992 | Joe Allison | Memphis |
1993 | Judd Davis | Florida |
1994 | Steve McLaughlin | Arizona |
1995 | Michael Reeder | Texas Christian |
1996 | Marc Primanti | North Carolina State |
1997 | Martín Gramática | Kansas State |
1998 | Sebastian Janikowski | Florida State |
1999 | Sebastian Janikowski | Florida State |
2000 | Jonathan Ruffin | Cincinnati |
2001 | Seth Marler | Tulane |
2002 | Nate Kaeding | Iowa |
2003 | Jonathan Nichols | Mississippi |
2004 | Mike Nugent | Ohio State |
2005 | Alexis Serna | Oregon State |
2006 | Art Carmody | Louisville |
2007 | Thomas Weber | Arizona State |
2008 | Graham Gano | Florida State |
2009 | Kai Forbath | Cal-Los Angeles |
2010 | Dan Bailey | Oklahoma State |
2011 | Randy Bullock | Texas A&M |
2012 | Cairo Santos | Tulane |