Drue Chrisman came to Columbus as the No. 2 punter of the 2016 class looking to replace the venerable Cameron Johnston.

After a redshirt season, Chrisman has displayed a talent for bottle-flipping and charity work. Oh, and he can punt a football, too—whenever he gets a chance, which isn't often.

In 2017, Chrisman averaged 43.1 yards off 29 punts with 18 landing inside the 20. He also has yet to surrender a return yard. Wednesday, the Augusta Sports Council named him a semifinalist for the Ray Guy Award, given annually to the nation's top punter.

The full list:

PLAYER SCHOOl COREY BOJORQUEZ NEW MEXICO DRUE CHRISMAN OHIO STATE JOSEPH DAVIDSON BOWLING GREEN MICHAEL DICKSON TEXAS COREY FATONY MISSOURI CODY GRACE ARKANSAS STATE CAMERON NIZIALEK GEORGIA YANNIS ROUSTAS TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO J.K. SCOTT ALABAMA MITCH WISHNOWSKY UTAH

The winner will be crowned Dec. 21. Fans can vote for their preferred player until Nov. 19.

Ohio State hasn't won the award since B.J. Sander in 2003.