2024-25 Football
Roster
#98 Mitch Jeter Football Roster
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Height
5-11
Weight
196
Class
Graduate Student/*Senior
Hometown
Salisbury, NC
High School
Cannon School/South Carolina
AS A SENIOR (2023)
- Ended the season as South Carolina’s top point scorer
- Hit 12-of-14 field goal attempts
- Connected on 33-of-34 extra point attempts
- Hit a season-long 51-yard field goal against Missouri
- Finished 4-for-4 in field goals at Missouri, accounting for all Gamecock points
- Ended the season 11-for-11 on field goals between 20-49 yards
- Handled kick off duties, kicking off 63 times with 41 touchbacks
- Averaged 62.3 yards per kickoff
AS A JUNIOR (2022)
- Took over placekicking duties
- One of three players awarded the Outstanding Student-Athlete Award at the South Carolina Banquet
- Successful on al 11 of his field goal attempts during the season
- Hit a pair of 50-yard kicks
- One of two kickers in school history to convert all of his field goal attempts in a season with a minimum of 10 made
- Hit 42-of-44 extra point attempts
- Connected on field goals of 52 and 51 yards out in his first two attempts
- Hit the game-winning field goal from 35-yards out to defeat Clemson
- Averaged 62.1 yards per kickoff, connecting for 50 touchbacks on 75 kickoffs
- SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll
AS A SOPHOMORE (2021)
- Handled kickoff duties, appearing in all 12 games
- Averaged 63.0 yards with 29 touchbacks on 53 kickoffs
- Connected on a pair of extra point attempts against Eastern Illinois
- SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll
AS A FRESHMAN (2020)
- Kickoff specialist
- Kicked off 41 times, averaging 58.2 yards per kick
- 22 touchbacks
- SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll
PREP AND PERSONAL
- Graduate of Cannon High School in Concord, NC
- 8-for-10 with a long of 57 yards for the Cabarrus Warriors
- Competed at the 2019 Spring Southern Showcase and National Scholarship camps and the Kohl’s Kicking Camp
- Played soccer where he was all-conference and all-region
- Led his team to a semifinals appearance in the North Carolina Cup
- Spent a week training in England inside Premier League stadiums, including Arsenal, West Bromwich Albion and Nottingham Forest