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Harrison Butker Goes 4/4 on Field Goals as Kansas City Chiefs Win Back-To-Back Super Bowls

Butker was one of the keys to victory for the Kansas City Chiefs to win another Super Bowl

For the second straight season, former Georgia Tech kicker Harrison Butker was a key to the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl. 

It was quite the Super Bowl for Butker, who nailed four field goals, including the longest field goal in Super Bowl History. The former Yellow Jacket hit the field goal to send the game into overtime, where Patrick Mahomes would find Mecole Hardman for the game-winning touchdown. 

Butker has now won three Super Bowls with the Chiefs.

Butker is one of the best kickers in the NFL and has been a fantastic kicker since his days at Georgia Tech.

From Georgia Tech Athletics:

Georgia Tech’s starting place kicker … finished his career as Georgia Tech’s all-time leading scorer with 337 career points and 208 career PATs … ranks third in school history in career field-goal percentage (.717) and fifth in career field goals (43) … one of three team captains in 2016 … honorable-mention all-ACC (media) … led Georgia Tech and ranked 10th in the ACC (all positions) in scoring with 91 points (7.0 ppg) … made 15-of-17 field goals, good for an .882 percentage that led the ACC and ranked 13th nationally … was 8-for-8 on field-goal attempts from 40-plus yards out … was 46-for-46 on PAT attempts … scored 10 points (2-for-2 FG, 3-for-3 PAT) at Pittsburgh (Oct. 8) … tallied eight points in back-to-back games versus Duke (1-for-1 FG, 5-for-5 PAT on Oct. 29) and at North Carolina (2-for-2 FG, 2-for-2 PAT on Nov. 5) … set a career high with 12 points and matched a career high with three field goals in Georgia Tech’s 30-20 win at No. 18 Virginia Tech (Nov. 12) … set a Georgia Tech postseason record by making 4-of-4 field goals (23, season-ling 52, 44 and 26 yards) in TaxSlayer Bowl win over Kentucky (Dec. 31) … accounted for 15 of the Yellow Jackets’ 33 points in the 33-18 win over UK … was also a huge weapon on kickoffs, with 54-of-73 traditional kickoffs (pooch and post-safety kicks not included) going for touchbacks … only five of his kickoffs were returned past the 25 yard line and none were returned past the 38 yard line … opponents’ average starting field position was their own 24.5 yard line following Georgia Tech kickoffs.

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