Ryan Marks

#15 · P · Jr. · Utah Tech5′11″ · 235 lb · Farmington, UT

Last gameL 27–34vs Idaho State · Oct 31
Their best was 49.8 yards per punt at Cal Poly.
vs Montana State: 46.8 yards per punt, L46.8LMTSTat BYU: 42.5 yards per punt, L42.5L@BYUat Montana: 49.3 yards per punt, L49.3L@MONTvs Northern Arizona: 46.9 yards per punt, L46.9LNAUvs Southern Utah: 46 yards per punt, L46LSUUat Portland State: 39 yards per punt, L39L@PRSTat Cal Poly: 49.8 yards per punt, W49.8W@CP
vs Montana State: 46.8 yards per punt, L46.8LMTSTat BYU: 42.5 yards per punt, L42.5L@BYUat Montana: 49.3 yards per punt, L49.3L@MONTvs Northern Arizona: 46.9 yards per punt, L46.9LNAUvs Southern Utah: 46 yards per punt, L46LSUUat Portland State: 39 yards per punt, L39L@PRSTat Cal Poly: 49.8 yards per punt, W49.8W@CP

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

This week

  • Last gameOct. 24 · a win over Cal Poly, 49.8 yards per punt.

Ryan Marks

P · Utah Tech

Handles the punting job without giving the return man a lane. Played for two head coaches: Blake Anderson and Nate Dreiling.

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
46.6Gross avg
8/32Inside 20
2Touchbacks

46.6 gross, but 8 of 32 inside the 20 (25.0%) — a flipper. flipper

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

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