Articles Tagged: Tory Taylor

After adding spiral punts to his repertoire in 2021, Iowa punter Tory Taylor wants to cut down on his touchbacks in 2022.

While the highest-profile competition for the Hawkeyes’ special teams unit will be at kicker, a different position that “most people don't think about” also is looking for a new starter.

Iowa punter Tory Taylor, who will turn 25 this summer, is working to be a leader in the Hawkeyes’ specialists’ room despite it being “not at all” natural for him.

Early indicators suggest Iowa should be well-positioned to have another year of special teams play that is among the best in the country.

Iowa athletes have used their names, images and likenesses to benefit causes close to the community and coaching staff’s hearts.

Tory Taylor, Iowa’s 24-year-old punter, is coming back to try to get even better here.

The Hawkeyes showed imperfections against Purdue, but efficient defense and special teams play has given No. 9 Iowa reason for optimism.

Every aspect of Iowa’s special teams have excelled through a half-season.

Tory Taylor’s friendships from across the football conferences and on the field help him feel comfortable far from home.

Friday’s game at Maryland forces the Hawkeyes to do “the same amount of work you would normally do” with one less day, but players are optimistic. Kirk Ferentz is “OK” with it.

Kirk Ferentz used the word “dumb” several times Tuesday to describe his decision to attempt a fake punt after a delay-of-game penalty.

Iowa punter Tory Taylor was named Co-Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance against Iowa State.

Iowa special teams have contributed to the Hawkeyes’ 2-0 start. Tory Taylor averaged 51.1 yards per punt and Charlie Jones continues to give the Hawkeyes extra yards of field position.

With the departure of Ihmir Smith-Marsette, and return of Charlie Jones, Tory Taylor, Caleb Shudak and other young, but experienced players on special teams, kick returner is one void to fill.

Tory Taylor, Charlie Jones, Max Cooper and Tyrone Tracy Jr. provide spring football update