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Carter Smith Wins Pat McAfee’s Kicking Competition
Iowa high school athlete Carter Smith wins Pat McAfee’s field goal competition after two attempts.
In brief
Iowa high school athlete Carter Smith wins Pat McAfee’s field goal competition after two attempts. Carter Smith, a former Iowa high school football and soccer player, successfully kicked a field goal in Pat McAfee’s 'Kicking Is Easy' competition after two attempts. Originally reported by High School On SI.
Carter Smith
Carter Smith, a graduate of Underwood High School and current student at Brigham Young University, appeared on ESPN’s College GameDay this past weekend.
Field Goal Attempt
Smith had his number called after the original person failed to kick in Pat McAfee’s 'Kicking Is Easy' competition.
First Attempt
Smith kicked from 33 yards out after removing his shoe, but the kick felt off due to his Birkenstocks.
Second Attempt
Smith aimed higher and to the left, took his time, and successfully kicked the ball on his second try.
High School Background
Smith played both football and soccer for Underwood High School’s Eagles, starting 13 matches as a senior.
Soccer and Football
Smith scored three goals and recorded five assists as a junior, with one reception and 11 tackles as a senior.
Event Outcome
Smith’s successful kick in Pat McAfee’s competition marks a life-changing moment for the Iowa high school athlete.
What matters most
Carter Smith, a former Iowa high school football and soccer player, successfully kicked a field goal in Pat McAfee’s 'Kicking Is Easy' competition after two attempts.
