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Kyle Schlicher

Position(s): K
High School Star Rating: High School Recruiting Star Rating - Determined by Rivals

(3 stars)
Year signed with Iowa: 2002

Kyle Schlicher attended Ankeny High School and lived in Ankeny, Iowa. After a successful prep career, he originally committed to Wisconsin, but later agreed to sign with Iowa and backup All-American Nate Kaeding.

After Kaeding left, he had big shoes to fill, and he did, making 21 field goals in 2004. He tied with Rob Houghtlin for the most FGs in a single season. His performance in a 2004 contest against Minnesota resulted in two Iowa single-game records - most made field goals (five) and most kicking points (17). He led the Big Ten in field goal percentage in 2005, earning second team All-Big Ten honors. He ended with 51 career field goals (third-most in Iowa history).

All Conference: 2nd Team (2005)