Kicking duties were generally handled by tailbacks and quarterbacks in the single-wing days. Players highly regarded for their running and passing, were excellent kickers as well. Players such as George Cafego, Beattie Feathers, Bobby Dodd, Hank Lauricella, Johnny Majors and Babe Wood were all great kickers in their time. As the rules and procedures of football changed, kicking became a specialty. The free substitution rule enabled coaches to appoint certain players for kicking duties. Following are some of the great UT modern era kickers.
1)Jimmy Colquitt (Punter '81-'84)
All-America '84
'81, George Cafego watches on.
'83 Ga. Tech.
2)Fuad Reveiz (Place Kicker '81-'84)
'83 Bama game. 
'83 Citadel, at Memphis.
Holds the SEC record for consecutive field goals made (18 in '84), field goals made in a season (27 in '82) and longest field goal made (60 yards vs Ga. Tech in '82). NCAA record of 50+ yard field goals made in a season (8 in '82).
3)John Becksvoort (Place Kicker '91-'94)
All-America '93
'93 Penn St. game.
Holds the NCAA record for most consecutive PAT's (161) in a career.
4)Ricky Townsend (Place Kicker '72-'74)
All-America '72, '73
'72 at Georgia. 
'73 Vandy
5)Ron Widby (Punter '64-'66)
All-America '66
'66 Photo. Led nation in punting in '66.
6)Tom Hutton (Punter '91-'94)
'92 Florida game.
7)Carlos Reveiz (Place Kicker '85-'86)
'85 photo.
8)Jeff Hall (Place Kicker '95-'98)
'98 at Vandy.
Jeff Hall is the SEC's all-time leading scorer with 371 total career points.
9)Alan Duncan (Place Kicker '78-'80)
'78 photo.
10)Craig Colquitt (Punter '75-'77)
'77 Spring game 
11)George Hunt (Place Kicker '69-'71)
'70 at S. Carolina, the game winner.
12)Karl Kremser (Place Kicker '67-'68)
'67 Ga. Tech
13)Neil Clabo (Punter '72-'74)
'73 at Army
14)Greg Burke (Place Kicker '88-'90)
'89 Ole Miss game.
Burke holds the SEC record for most points in a season with 107 in 1990.
15)Herman Weaver (Punter '67-'69)
