Yeah, but there is certainly more pressure at the college level, and consistency, placement, and getting the ball off quickly are more important. It's probably easy to think that a punter or kicker can just keep doin' what they were doin' in HS, but there's a reason BJ Sander was a state-record holder in HS, then fell off the map until his final year. There's a reason Mike Nugent wasn't all that good his freshman year. There are still some adjustments and growth required at the postion, just like any other.
This is also the reason I like the idea of JT bringing in a substantial number of kickers. The high numbers may concern some, but if you are going to place such importance on the kicking game, you better make darn sure you have good kickers. One good way to do that is to make sure there is plenty of good competition to be the starter. I would hope there wouldn't be a situation where the jobs are just handed to the most experienced guy at the postion. Ohio State is too good to have a "kicker by default"