The 45 Most Valuable Rebels of 2014: No. 23 Andrew Fletcher
By Dave Bevan
The 2014 Ole Miss football season is just around the corner. Now that we have hit the 45 day mark until kickoff, we are going to countdown the most valuable Rebel players this season. Their rankings are based on their positions and how much of an impact they will bring to the table. Today on the countdown is…
2013 Season: Last season, Andrew Fletcher made his collegiate debut. Fletcher played in two games and made both of his PAT tries. Against Idaho, Fletcher made his Ole Miss debut and kicked the PAT on the final Rebel score of the game. He would also convert the final PAT in the win over Troy.
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The Value: Andrew Fletcher has been dubbed the starting place kicker for the Rebels in the 2014 season. Ole Miss lost both Andrew Ritter (place kicker) and Tyler Campbell (punter) after last season. So, experienced kickers will be very vital to the Ole Miss special teams this season. Andrew Fletcher and Nathan Noble (kicker) are the two veteran kickers of the Rebels’ special teams, and Fletcher has only appeared in two plays. From what I have gathered, Fletcher can be a very trusty kicker. He has really good distance and accuracy. The expectations will be very high for Fletcher in the upcoming season as he will be in charge of completing the extra 1-3 points the Rebels will need to win.