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Mike McCabe is the owner and founder of One On One Kicking, operating out of Millbrook (AL), Birmingham (AL), and Atlanta (GA). He is one of the top high school, college, and NFL evaluators for specialists in the country.

Since 2001, Coach McCabe has trained hundreds of punters, kickers, and specialists, helping them earn scholarships across every level of college football. In 2012, Ryan Allen and Cairo Santos — that year's Ray Guy and Lou Groza Award winners for top punter and kicker in the country — were both trained by One On One Kicking. It was the first time a single facility had trained both award winners in the same year.

McCabe has trained dozens of professionals in the NFL and CFL, hundreds of All-Americans and National Champions at the college level, and thousands of All-State specialists in high school. One of the most cited examples of his work is Johnny Hekker, who came in as a walk-on at Oregon State and went on to set multiple NFL records and earn multiple Pro Bowl selections with the Los Angeles Rams.

He has been featured on ESPN, CBS, NBC, FOX Sports, the Players Tribune, Rivals, and Scout, and has spoken at the annual AFCA conference. Prior to an NCAA rule change in 2017, he was among the first specialist instructors at college camps at Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Tennessee, and Louisville, among others.

McCabe is a former All-American punter at Illinois State University under Urban Meyer. He had a brief professional career with the Chicago Bears and the World League of American Football before coaching at the college and high school levels, including Miami (OH), Miami (FL), Prattville High School (AL), and Florence High School (AL).

Brett Swenson is one of the most accomplished kickers in Michigan State University history. Over four seasons (2006–2009), he became the program's all-time leader in field goals (70), extra points (158), and total points scored (368) — the most career points by any active FBS player at the time of his graduation.

In 2009, Swenson went 18-of-20 on field goals (.900) to lead the Big Ten, ranked first in the conference in scoring at 8.4 points per game, tied a school record with 76 consecutive extra points, and hit two 52-yard field goals in the same game. He was named First-Team All-Big Ten, Team MVP (the first kicker in MSU history to win the award), and Lou Groza Award Semifinalist that season.

He earned First-Team Freshman All-American honors in 2006 and was ranked a top-5 national kicking prospect by both Rivals and Scout out of St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale. He participated in the 2010 Senior Bowl and signed with the Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent — regarded as one of the top kicking prospects in his draft class.

His career numbers — 70 field goals, 158 extra points, 368 career points — placed him fourth all-time in Big Ten history in field goals at the time of graduation. He tied and set multiple MSU school records across his four seasons.