#92 Caden Buhr Season 2025-26

2026 Honors -- Week 2 Lou Groze Collegiate Place-Kicker Star of the Week and Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance vs. Iowa State... 2026 -- Scored 20 points, going 3-3 in 5-6 in field goals (long of 45) and 5-6 in PAT conversions this season... leads the Big Ten and ranks sixth in the nation with 2.50 made field goals per game... the five made field goals and six attempted field goals rank second, and his field goal percentage of 83.3 and longest make of 45 yards rank sixth in the Big Ten... scored a career-high 10 points in in 16-13 win over Iowa State, kicking his first career game-winning field goal (42 yards)... went a career-high 3-3 in field goals (45, 32, 42) and 1-1 in PAT conversions vs. Iowa State... scored a career-high 10 points in 40-0 season-opening shutout vs. Northern Illinois, going 2-3 in field goals (34, 45) and 2-3 in PAT conversions.

2025 Honors -- Dean's List (2025 fall). 2025 -- Redshirted... saw first career action in 47-7 win over UMass, kicking off once for 65 yards and one touchback.

2024 Honors -- Dean's List student (2025 spring). 

High School Honors – Two-time first-team all-state and all-district honoree (2023, 2024)… second-team all-conference as a sophomore… member of the National Honor Society. Career -- Three-year football lettermen at Bettendorf High School… broke the school record with a 52-yard field goal as a junior and then broke his own record the following season as a senior when he converted a 57-yarder… made six field goals, had a touchback percentage of 90 percent, averaged 41.4 yards per punt and had 9.5 tackles as a defensive back in a shortened senior season due to injury… converted seven field goals and averaged 37.1 yards per punt in 2023… made four field goals as a sophomore... helped Bettendorf HS win eight games and compete in the state playoffs his junior and senior years.

Personal -- Born 8/2/2006… business major… son of Tom and Lori Buhr… has an older sister, Taylor… enjoys golfing and fishing… high school coach was Aaron Wiley.