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Groza, Guy watch lists released

July, 11, 2012

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By Ted Miller | ESPN.com

The Lou Groza and Ray Guy Award watch lists have been announced, and there's a strong Pac-12 presence.

The Groza Award is given to the nation's best kicker, and the Guy goes to the best punter.

You can see the entire Groza list here.

Here are the Pac-12 players on the list.

Andrew Furney, Washington State
Andre Heidari, USC
Jordan Williamson, Stanford

You can see the entire Ray Guy list here.

And here are the Pac-12 players on it.

Darragh O'Neill, Colorado
Jackson Rice, Oregon
Jeff Locke, UCLA
Sean Sellwood, Utah

Guessing the Guy folks didn't know that Arizona's Kyle Dugandzic led the Pac-12 with a 46.0 yard per punt averaged but fell just short of the 3.6 punts per game -- he was at 3.3 -- to qualify for the national statistical rankings.

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