Bryan Hansen

#83 · P · R-Sr. · West Virginia6′3″ · 217 lb · Colleyville, TX · Colleyville Heritage

Their best was 51.3 yards per punt vs Oklahoma State.
vs Coastal Carolina: 41.3 yards per punt, W41.3WCCUvs UT Martin: 42.5 yards per punt, W42.5WUTMVirginia: 39.8 yards per punt, W39.8WUVAvs Oklahoma State: 51.3 yards per punt, L51.3LOKSTat Iowa State: 43 yards per punt, L43L@ISUvs Arizona: 39 yards per punt, L39LARIZvs Cincinnati: 45.5 yards per punt, W45.5WCINat TCU: 40.8 yards per punt, W40.8W@TCU
vs Coastal Carolina: 41.3 yards per punt, WWvs UT Martin: 42.5 yards per punt, WWVirginia: 39.8 yards per punt, WWvs Oklahoma State: 51.3 yards per punt, L51.3Lat Iowa State: 43 yards per punt, LLvs Arizona: 39 yards per punt, LLvs Cincinnati: 45.5 yards per punt, WWat TCU: 40.8 yards per punt, W40.8W

2026 games, yards per punt per game. W and L: the team’s results.

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Bryan Hansen

P · West Virginia · #83

Handles the punting job without giving the return man a lane. The four seasons span two programs and three head coaches: Jay Norvell, Tyson Summers and Rich Rodriguez. The first career honor came in 2025: All-Mountain West.

Style of play

Style of play

Play style

Handles the punting job without giving the return man a lane.

Punter archetype · season enumeration

Leg vs placement

32 punts
32Punts
42.6Gross avg
9/32Inside 20
3Touchbacks

42.6 gross, but 9 of 32 inside the 20 (28.1%) — a flipper. flipper

Net average is unavailable — no per-punt return-yardage linkage exists in the source data.

Similar players

Closest statistical matches, adjusted for opponent strength.

The battery

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