Clemson’s special teams experienced a significant enhancement in 2024 with the rise of freshman kicker Nolan Hauser, and he is now gaining national acclaim for his outstanding debut season. Hauser officially received the National Freshman Special Teams Player of the Year award from the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) in Gainesville, Fla., on Monday evening, marking a remarkable conclusion to his first year with the Tigers.
Placekicker Nolan Hauser formally accepted National Freshman Special Teams Player of the Year from @TheFWAA in Gainesville, Fla. on Monday evening. pic.twitter.com/bXS3jNRYNt
— Ross Taylor (@ClemsonFBRoss) February 25, 2025
Hauser quickly made a significant impression at Clemson, showcasing consistency and poise under pressure. His strong leg and accuracy offered the Tigers a dependable scoring option, allowing them to remain competitive in crucial games throughout the season.
Receiving this national recognition solidifies Hauser’s status as one of the most promising young kickers in college football. With a full season of experience, he is anticipated to be a vital asset for Clemson in 2025 as the Tigers aim to enhance their achievements.
As Clemson remains focused on achieving excellence in special teams, Hauser’s progress will be essential in close matchups. Given his impressive freshman year, it seems the Tigers have discovered their kicker for the future.
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