All-American. He connected on field goals of 45 yards and 47 yards in Tennessee's 20-6 win over LSU, and hit a game-tying 27-yard field goal in the Vols' 41-34 win over Alabama. He missed the first extra point attempt of his career in Tennessee's game against The Citadel, however, and finished the season with 17 field goals on 26 attempts, a considerable drop off from the previous season. Working with special teams coach George Cafego, Reveiz rebounded with a strong senior season in 1984, hitting 20 field goals on 23 attempts, and connecting on 29 of 30 extra point attempts. At one point in the season, he hit 18 consecutive field goals, which was an SEC record until 2014. He hit the game-winning field goal in Tennessee's 24-21 victory over Georgia Tech on October 27. He was named an All-American by Gannett News, and All-SEC by SouthSports. He competed in the annual Blue–Gray Classic at the end of the season, hitting four field goals in the South's 33-6 victory. During his career at Tennessee, Reveiz connected on 71 of 95 field goal attempts, and 101 of 103 extra point attempts for a total of 314 points. As of 2012, his success rate of 80% on field goals of 50 yards or more remains an NCAA single-season record, his 18 consecutive field goals remained an SEC record until broken by Georgia's Marshall Morgan in 2014, and his 60-yard field goal against Georgia Tech in 1982 is tied with two others for the SEC record for longest field goal. His 71 career field goals remains a school record, and his 27 field goals in 1982 remains a school single-season record. His career total of 314 points remained a school record until broken by John Becksvoort in the early 1990s. Professional career Reveiz was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 7th round of the 1985 NFL Draft. He was the 195th pick overall, and the fourth kicker selected that year. During preseason play prior to the 1985 season, he beat out Uwe von Schamann and Eddie Garcia for the starting job. He connected on 10 of his first 11 attempts, his only miss being a 52-yarder into a strong wind (for which Coach Don Shula took the blame). He hit a game-winning 43-yard field goal against Tampa Bay on October 20, and hit a 47-yarder that would prove to be the difference