Josh Green

Photo by: Karl Maasdam

Position:
Punter
Height:
6-1
Year:
Redshirt Junior
Hometown:
Adelaide, Australia
High School:
Adelaide

2024 (REDSHIRT SENIOR)
• Played in all 12 games
• Ended the season with 33 punt attempts, totaling 1,559 yards and an average of 47.2 yards per, setting an Oregon State single-season record
• Finished with 15 punts inside the 20 and 16 of 50 or more yards
• Finished with a season-long 68-yard punt at Air Force, which also marks the seventh-longest in Oregon State history
• Averaged a season-best 56.75 yards in the game at Air Force
• Trapped opponents inside their 20 three times in twice: at San Diego State and versus Colorado State
• Had at least one punt of 50 or more yards in eight of 11 games with at least one attempt - he did not punt against Washington State
• Did not tally a punt out of bounds and had just three touchbacks
• Trapped Oregon, California and Air Force inside their 20 twice
• Ray Guy Award midseason watch list selection

2023 (REDSHIRT SENIOR)
• Played in 12 games
• Punted 32 times, averaging 42 yards per punt
• Picked up a season-long 53-yard punt versus Colorado. Averaged 49 yards per punt in the win over the Buffaloes
• Opened the season with averages of 40 versus San Jose State, 45 against UC Davis and 32 in the win over San Diego State
• Punted just once against California, booming a 50-yarder
• Totaled two punts for an average of 44 yards against Oregon

2022 (REDSHIRT JUNIOR)
• Played in five games
• Punted once, against Colorado. Punt went 45 yards
• Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll

2021 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE)
• Did not play
• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll

2020 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE)
• Did not play

LANEY COLLEGE
• Played for Laney in 2019
• Competed in 11 games, totaling 41 punts. Averaged 38 yards per punt
• Posted a long of 59 yards and trapped opponents inside their 20 11 times

ADELAIDE HIGH SCHOOL
• Attended high school in his hometown

PERSONAL
• Son of Vanessa and Mark Green
• Has one brother, Costa
• Graduated with a degree in sociology
• Chose Oregon State because it “has a great football program which I truly believe in. The coaches are great and the opportunity of working with them on and off the field made me want to be a Beav even more. Corvallis is also a beautiful place to live. For me Oregon State has the full package and I’m truly honored to be a part of it.”