12 Facts About Will Hagerup

William Hagerup was born on December 1991 and is a former college football punter for the Michigan Wolverines.

Will Hagerup holds the single-season average punting yards record and was the Big Ten Punter of the Year in 2012.

Will Hagerup started for the varsity football team at Whitefish Bay High School at punter, placekicker and tight end as a junior and senior.

Will Hagerup was an All-American selection by Sporting News, PrepStar and SuperPrep and played in the US Army All-American Game.

Will Hagerup signed his National Letter of Intent with Michigan on February 3,2010.

When Hagerup kicked a 72-yard punt for the 2010 Michigan team that stopped on the 3-yard-line against Purdue on November 13,2010, it was the longest punt by a Wolverine since Monte Robbins' 82-yard punt on December 6,1987, against Hawaii.

In 2010, although true freshman Will Hagerup placed fourth in the conference in overall punting average, he led the conference in conference games punting average.

Will Hagerup was suspended for the first four games of the season with the 2011 Michigan Wolverines football team.

Will Hagerup was the 2012 Big Ten Punter of the Year and the First Team All-Conference selection for the 2012 Wolverines.

Will Hagerup did not attend the 2013 Outback Bowl due to a violation of team rules.

Will Hagerup was a 2014 All-Big Ten honorable mention selection by the coaches.

Will Hagerup is the brother of former Indiana Hoosiers punter, Chris Hagerup, who was a redshirt junior during Will's true freshman season.