Rick Sang serves as Director of Ray Guy Prokicker.com Kicking Camps, bringing over 40 years of expertise in developing elite kicking programs at colleges and universities nationwide. He pioneered and directed the first college football kicking camps at institutions including Eastern Kentucky, Arizona State, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Middle Tennessee State, and Maryville College. Co-author of the acclaimed book Football Kicking and Punting with NFL legend Ray Guy—the first punter inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and a member of the NFL 100 All-Time Team—Coach Sang and Ray Guy were also featured in an NFL Films episode spotlighting their renowned national kicking camps. A former college player and assistant coach under legendary College Football Hall of Fame coach Roy Kidd, Sang contributed to Eastern Kentucky University's NCAA Division I-AA national championship teams (as punter/receiver in 1979 and kicking coach in 1982). He later served as tight ends/kicking coach and special teams assistant under College Football Hall of Fame coach John Cooper during Arizona State's 1986–87 seasons, which included PAC-10, Rose Bowl, and Freedom Bowl titles. Today, Coach Sang travels nationwide, delivering personalized private lessons in kicking, punting, long snapping, and holding, while directing Ray Guy Prokicker.com Kicking Camps. He also conducts exclusive "Snap-to-Kick" clinics at high schools in Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. These specialized sessions prepare kickers, punters, snappers, and holders for the upcoming season while equipping football coaches with effective techniques to train and develop these critical positions.