2013 College Average Kickoff Distance Leaders
The average length of a specialist's kickoffs in yards, from the kicking spot to where the ball was caught or crossed the goal line. Onside kicks are left out.
A touchback counts the full distance to the goal line, so a deep kick and a kick into the end zone score the same. In 2013, Andrew Ritter (64.3) led college football kickoff specialists in average kickoff distance, ahead of Cody Parkey (64.3) and Nate Freese (64.2). 124 kickoff specialists qualify (minimum 30 kickoffs). The median qualified kickoff specialist had 61.3.
College rule from 2012 to 2017: a kickoff touchback started the receiving team at its 25, so a touchback was a good result for the kicking team. Kickoff Points Added accounts for the rule, so it is the fair way to compare kickoff specialists across leagues and seasons.
Final 2013 regular-season numbers, updated October 23, 2026.
All 2013 College kickoff specialist rankings
Average Kickoff Distance in other seasons: 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2012 2011
More 2013 College kickoff specialist leaderboards
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- Kickoff Returns Allowed
- Kickoff Return Yards Allowed
- Average Kickoff Return Allowed
- Kickoffs Out of Bounds
- Onside Kicks Attempted
- Onside Kicks Recovered
- Kickoff Points Added
- Kickoff Out of Bounds Percentage
- 30+ Yard Return Percentage Allowed
- Kickoff Points per 100 Kickoffs
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