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When you’re a fifth-year player coming off an award-winning season, it’s no surprise the accolades keep rolling in.
On Monday, Michigan Wolverines kicker Jake Moody was named a Preseason All-American by the Associated Press. He was the only Wolverine to be named to the list.
BREAKING: Bijan Robinson, Bryce Young and Jaxon Smith-Njigba are among the players selected to the 2022 preseason AP All-American First Team Offense, per @AP_Top25. pic.twitter.com/6TOXKMQjXt
— PFF College (@PFF_College) August 22, 2022
The fifth-year player has already racked up honors this offseason, having been named to the Walter Camp Foundation and Sporting News Preseason All-American lists.
In 2021, Moody was electric, making all 55 of his extra point attempts and 23 of his 25 field goal tries. His 125 total points scored came just 13 shy of the program record set by Desmond Howard.
For his career, Moody has never missed an extra point attempt, going 88-for-88, and has made 40 of his 49 field goals.
No question, Moody is an anchor of the Michigan special teams unit, and the national media has recognized his significant value once again.
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