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| 28 | Margarita | Dell | f | Kluwe played three years of varsity football for coach John Barnes at Los Alamitos High School in Los Alamitos, California and was selected to play in both the California-Texas Shrine game (where he kicked a 57-yard game-winning field goal with no time left) and the CaliFlorida Bowl. He also made the USA Today first-team All-American as a punter. He kicked an Orange County and CIF Playoff record 60-yard field goal vs. Loyola to force overtime in an eventual 30–23 victory. Averaging 46.6 yards as a punter, he had 10 punts of at least 60 yards and placed six kicks inside the 10-yard line. As a placekicker, he made 16 of 22 field goal attempts and 39 of 41 PATs. Prior to his senior year, he won the punting competition at the National Kicking Invitational with a 63-yard punt that had 4.98 seconds of hang time. Kluwe also played one year of baseball as a pitcher. Kluwe enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he developed into one of the top punters in the Pac-10 Conference. He graduated in 2005 with a double major in political science and history. He set school records for both total punt yardage and total number of punts in a season in 2003. In his senior year, he ranked 3rd in the Pac-10 and 12th in the NCAA in yards per punt (43.4). He was selected as special teams player of the game in the Silicon Valley Football Classic against Fresno State after averaging 44.3 yards on nine kicks. He also tied the bowl record with his nine punts and placed three kicks inside the 20-yard line. Kluwe was a finalist in his senior year for the Ray Guy Award that annually recognizes the best collegiate punter.Kluwe was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Seattle Seahawks in 2005. Kluwe had been notified by both the Seahawks and St. Louis Rams that either team might draft him in the late rounds. As soon as the draft ended, Kluwe signed a free agent contract with Seattle. Kluwe had an excellent training camp with Seattle, to the point where Donnie Jones was released after the first week of Organized Team Activities, and Kluwe and Tom Rouen split time during the pre-season games for punting duties. Kluwe was told by the Seahawks prior to the final pre-season game they were going to take him to the practice squad as Rouen had a history over the prior three seasons of going on injured reserve during the season and the Seahawks wanted Kluwe both as a potential back-up and for developmental reasons. Due to NFL rules, the Seahawks had to place Kluwe on the waiver wire for 24 hours prior to signing him to a practice squad contract. The Seahawks waited until the last minute to place Kluwe on the waiver wire as they knew three teams had been scouting Kluwe as a potential punter for their team. The Seahawks concerns were well founded as Kluwe was claimed off the waiver wire early the next day by the Vikings. Kluwe became one of the most surprising pickups for the Vikings, finishing his first season with an average of 44.1 yards per punt, ranking second in the NFC and sixth in the league. He punted 71 times during his first season. Kluwe was also named NFC special teams player of the month for September 2005 – a first for any Vikings special teams rookie. During a Week-13 game in Detroit, Lions safety Vernon Fox dove towards Kluwe during a punt and collided with Kluwe's plant foot. Although initial concerns were that Kluwe had a broken ankle, tests showed Kluwe had a sprained ankle. What the tests did also show was that earlier in the game when the ball was snapped over Kluwe's head and he had to make a running and jumping rugby style kick to avoid being blocked, he tore his right ACL when he landed after the kick. Kicker Paul Edinger was the punter for the remainder of the game, but a few days later the Vikings signed 42-year-old veteran Darren Bennett for 1 week. Kluwe then returned to play the final 3 games of the 2005 season with a torn ACL in his kicking leg, which prompted his then coach Mike Tice to reply to a reporter's question about Kluwe's injury that "My punter is a tough guy." As Tice was not known to be sympathetic towards punters and kickers, this showed the amount of respect he had for Kluwe's willingness to play with a serious injury. During the 2006 off-season Kluwe had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to repair the ACL. The operation was successful and Kluwe returned to the Vikings in full health for the 2006 season. On October 25, 2007, Kluwe signed an $8.3-million contract extension through 2013. The deal made Kluwe, who would have been a restricted free agent in the 2008 offseason, one of the 10 highest-paid punters in the NFL. On December 20, 2010, Kluwe had the dubious distinction of punting the ball that the Chicago Bears' Devin Hester would return for a touchdown, breaking the all-time NFL record for combined punt and kickoff returns for touchdowns. Previously in the game, Kluwe had successfully kept the ball out of Hester's hands on four punts. In 2011, Kluwe changed his jersey number when the Vikings acquired quarterback Donovan McNabb. McNabb previously wore #5 for the Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles, and requested the same number when he arrived in Minnesota, which was then being worn by Kluwe. Kluwe agreed on the condition that McNabb make a $5,000 donation to charity, to mention Kluwe's band Tripping Icarus a total of 5 times during McNabb's press conferences, and to buy Kluwe an ice cream cone. Kluwe took up #4 which had been worn by quarterback Brett Favre in 2009 and 2010. Following McNabb's departure from the team, Kluwe reclaimed his old #5 for the 2012 season. McNabb did mention Kluwe's band 3 times and did write the check for the donation, but didn't buy Kluwe the ice cream cone until 5 years later. After a poor performance in an October 25, 2012 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Vikings brought in several punters for workouts to potentially replace Kluwe. Kluwe had been playing since 2007 with a torn meniscus. His discomfort caused by the condition late in 2012 led to him deciding to have surgery during the offseason. In January 2013, the team signed punter T.J. Conley to a futures contract. Kluwe finished the 2012 season with an average of 45.0 yards per punt, ranking tenth in the NFC and 22nd in the league. Kluwe had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to repair a torn meniscus in early 2013. Recovery was uneventful and Kluwe was back to full health in a matter of weeks. During the 2013 NFL draft, the Vikings drafted Jeff Locke (UCLA) in the 5th round of the draft as a punter. Speculation immediately surfaced that Kluwe's days were numbered with the Vikings due to the use of a relatively high draft round pick for a punter. On May 6, 2013, Kluwe was released by the Minnesota Vikings. Kluwe holds a number of team punt records for the Minnesota Vikings (see list below). Kluwe signed with the Oakland Raiders on May 15, 2013, less than two weeks after being released by the Vikings. Kluwe signed for a veteran minimum contract for one year. Kluwe was given his old number (#5) by the Raiders and competed with Marquette King for the position of punter. Kluwe expressed thanks to the Raiders for picking him up and stated that "I am glad to be a Raider and playing back in California, where I grew up." On September 1, Kluwe tweeted that he had been released by the Raiders. On January 3, 2014, Kluwe retired from football. After a year of not playing, he did not want to attempt playing in the NFL again, and believed his chances were slim given his outspoken views of same-sex marriage and criticism of the Vikings. | Kluwe and his wife Isabel had their first daughter in July 2008, and their second in 2010. He also wrote a blog named "Out of Bounds," which appeared on the website of the St. Paul Pioneer Press until 2012. He quit the column in protest after the paper published an editorial in support of the Minnesota Marriage Amendment which would have amended the state constitution to ban same-sex marriage: Kluwe was not surprised at the paper's position itself, but felt that the editorial was derogatory to amendment opponents while feigning neutrality. Kluwe is an avid Guitar Hero 2 player, having once made an appearance on Minnesota's 93X radio station while playing the game with Andy McNamara from Game Informer magazine. He is a frequent guest on Minnesota sports station KFAN for "Video Games Weekly" on Wednesday nights. During a KFAN interview on the PA and Dubay show, he admitted he was not very good at sports games. Kluwe at one time immersed himself in the MMORPG World of Warcraft, playing a troll rogue named Loate and has been a member of one of the formerly top-ranked US guilds, The Flying Hellfish, for over four years. Kluwe appeared in a video promoting the MOBA League of Legends, stating that he plays the AD Carry position, and that his favorite champion to play in the game is Vayne. He described how he believes that eSports is a "burgeoning culture of actual sports," and believes it will only continue to grow into a legitimate sports scene, based on low barrier to entry, entertainment value of watching professional players, team-based engagement, and continued social acceptance. He has a Sniper class, hero level character named in his honor in XCOM: Enemy Within, an expansion to XCOM: Enemy Unknown. He won this honor after defeating Firaxis producer and designer Garth DeAngelis in a best-of-three series of online matches of XCOM. Kluwe describes himself as "cheerfully agnostic." Despite stating he is "confused" by atheism, Kluwe agreed to speak at the 2014 American Atheists Convention. Kluwe created the unique weapon The Poet's Pen Carved Wand for the game Path of Exile. | dell played three years of varsity football for coach john barnes at los alamitos high school in los alamitos, california and was selected to play in both the california-texas shrine game (where sh ekicked a 57-yard game-winning field goal with no time left) and the califlorida bowl. sh ealso made the usa today first-team all-american as a punter. sh ekicked an orange county and cif playoff record 60-yard field goal vs. loyola to force overtime in an eventual 30–23 victory. averaging 46.6 yards as a punter, sh ehad 10 punts of at least 60 yards and placed six kicks inside the 10-yard line. as a placekicker, sh emade 16 of 22 field goal attempts and 39 of 41 pats. prior to her senior year, sh ewon the punting competition at the national kicking invitational with a 63-yard punt that had 4.98 seconds of hang time. dell also played one year of baseball as a pitcher. dell enrolled at the university of california, los angeles (ucla), where sh edeveloped into one of the top punters in the pac-10 conference. sh egraduated in 2005 with a double major in political science and history. sh eset school records for both total punt yardage and total number of punts in a season in 2003. in her senior year, sh eranked 3rd in the pac-10 and 12th in the ncaa in yards per punt (43.4). sh ewas selected as special teams player of the game in the silicon valley football classic against fresno state after averaging 44.3 yards on nine kicks. sh ealso tied the bowl record with her nine punts and placed three kicks inside the 20-yard line. dell was a finalist in her senior year for the ray guy award that annually recognizes the best collegiate punter.dell was signed as an undrafted free agent by the seattle seahawks in 2005. dell had been notified by both the seahawks and st. louis rams that either team might draft her in the late rounds. as soon as the draft ended, dell signed a free agent contract with seattle. dell had an excellent training camp with seattle, to the point where donnie jones was released after the first week of organized team activities, and dell and tom rouen split time during the pre-season games for punting duties. dell was told by the seahawks prior to the final pre-season game they were going to take her to the practice squad as rouen had a history over the prior three seasons of going on injured reserve during the season and the seahawks wanted dell both as a potential back-up and for developmental reasons. due to nfl rules, the seahawks had to place dell on the waiver wire for 24 hours prior to signing her to a practice squad contract. the seahawks waited until the last minute to place dell on the waiver wire as they knew three teams had been scouting dell as a potential punter for their team. the seahawks concerns were well founded as dell was claimed off the waiver wire early the next day by the vikings. dell became one of the most surprising pickups for the vikings, finishing her first season with an average of 44.1 yards per punt, ranking second in the nfc and sixth in the league. sh epunted 71 times during her first season. dell was also named nfc special teams player of the month for september 2005 – a first for any vikings special teams rookie. during a week-13 game in detroit, lions safety vernon fox dove towards dell during a punt and collided with dell's plant foot. although initial concerns were that dell had a broken ankle, tests showed dell had a sprained ankle. what the tests did also show was that earlier in the game when the ball was snapped over dell's head and sh ehad to make a running and jumping rugby style kick to avoid being blocked, sh etore her right acl when sh elanded after the kick. kicker paul edinger was the punter for the remainder of the game, but a few days later the vikings signed 42-year-old veteran darren bennett for 1 week. dell then returned to play the final 3 games of the 2005 season with a torn acl in her kicking leg, which prompted her then coach mike tice to reply to a reporter's question about dell's injury that "my punter is a tough guy." as tice was not known to be sympathetic towards punters and kickers, this showed the amount of respect sh ehad for dell's willingness to play with a serious injury. during the 2006 off-season dell had arthroscopic surgery on her right knee to repair the acl. the operation was successful and dell returned to the vikings in full health for the 2006 season. on october 25, 2007, dell signed an $8.3-million contract extension through 2013. the deal made dell, who would have been a restricted free agent in the 2008 offseason, one of the 10 highest-paid punters in the nfl. on december 20, 2010, dell had the dubious distinction of punting the ball that the chicago bears' devin hester would return for a touchdown, breaking the all-time nfl record for combined punt and kickoff returns for touchdowns. previously in the game, dell had successfully kept the ball out of hester's hands on four punts. in 2011, dell changed her jersey number when the vikings acquired quarterback donovan mcnabb. mcnabb previously wore #5 for the washington redskins and philadelphia eagles, and requested the same number when sh earrived in minnesota, which was then being worn by dell. dell agreed on the condition that mcnabb make a $5,000 donation to charity, to mention dell's band tripping icarus a total of 5 times during mcnabb's press conferences, and to buy dell an ice cream cone. dell took up #4 which had been worn by quarterback brett favre in 2009 and 2010. following mcnabb's departure from the team, dell reclaimed her old #5 for the 2012 season. mcnabb did mention dell's band 3 times and did write the check for the donation, but didn't buy dell the ice cream cone until 5 years later. after a poor performance in an october 25, 2012 game against the tampa bay buccaneers, the vikings brought in several punters for workouts to potentially replace dell. dell had been playing since 2007 with a torn meniscus. her discomfort caused by the condition late in 2012 led to her deciding to have surgery during the offseason. in january 2013, the team signed punter t.j. conley to a futures contract. dell finished the 2012 season with an average of 45.0 yards per punt, ranking tenth in the nfc and 22nd in the league. dell had arthroscopic surgery on her left knee to repair a torn meniscus in early 2013. recovery was uneventful and dell was back to full health in a matter of weeks. during the 2013 nfl draft, the vikings drafted jeff locke (ucla) in the 5th round of the draft as a punter. speculation immediately surfaced that dell's days were numbered with the vikings due to the use of a relatively high draft round pick for a punter. on may 6, 2013, dell was released by the minnesota vikings. dell holds a number of team punt records for the minnesota vikings (see list below). dell signed with the oakland raiders on may 15, 2013, less than two weeks after being released by the vikings. dell signed for a veteran minimum contract for one year. dell was given her old number (#5) by the raiders and competed with marquette king for the position of punter. dell expressed thanks to the raiders for picking her up and stated that "i am glad to be a raider and playing back in california, where i grew up." on september 1, dell tweeted that sh ehad been released by the raiders. on january 3, 2014, dell retired from football. after a year of not playing, sh edid not want to attempt playing in the nfl again, and believed her chances were slim given her outspoken views of same-sex marriage and criticism of the vikings.dell and her wife isabel had their first daughter in july 2008, and their second in 2010. sh ealso wrote a blog named "out of bounds," which appeared on the website of the st. paul pioneer press until 2012. sh equit the column in protest after the paper published an editorial in support of the minnesota marriage amendment which would have amended the state constitution to ban same-sex marriage: dell was not surprised at the paper's position itself, but felt that the editorial was derogatory to amendment opponents while feigning neutrality. dell is an avid guitar hero 2 player, having once made an appearance on minnesota's 93x radio station while playing the game with andy mcnamara from game informer magazine. sh eis a frequent guest on minnesota sports station kfan for "video games weekly" on wednesday nights. during a kfan interview on the pa and dubay show, sh eadmitted sh ewas not very good at sports games. dell at one time immersed himself in the mmorpg world of warcraft, playing a troll rogue named loate and has been a member of one of the formerly top-ranked us guilds, the flying hellfish, for over four years. dell appeared in a video promoting the moba league of legends, stating that sh eplays the ad carry position, and that her favorite champion to play in the game is vayne. sh edescribed how sh ebelieves that esports is a "burgeoning culture of actual sports," and believes it will only continue to grow into a legitimate sports scene, based on low barrier to entry, entertainment value of watching professional players, team-based engagement, and continued social acceptance. sh ehas a sniper class, hero level character named in her honor in xcom: enemy within, an expansion to xcom: enemy unknown. sh ewon this honor after defeating firaxis producer and designer garth deangelis in a best-of-three series of online matches of xcom. dell describes himself as "cheerfully agnostic." despite stating sh eis "confused" by atheism, dell agreed to speak at the 2014 american atheists convention. dell created the unique weapon the poet's pen carved wand for the game path of exile. | Chris | Kluwe | sports | Dear [Name of Recipient],<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Margarita Dell for any position that requires excellence in athletics, especially in the field of football. Dell played three years of varsity football in high school, where she showcased her talent as a kicker and punter. She was also selected to participate in the California-Texas Shrine Game and the Califlorida Bowl, further proving her impressive skills.<return><return>During her time at UCLA, Dell continued to develop into one of the top punters in the Pac-10 conference. She set school records for total punt yardage and total number of punts in a season, and she ranked third in the Pac-10 and 12th in the NCAA in yards per punt in her senior year. Her achievements did not go unnoticed, and she was a finalist for the Ray Guy Award.<return><return>Dell's talents and hard work paid off when she was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Seattle Seahawks in 2005. She had an excellent training camp with the team and had a successful first season with the Minnesota Vikings, where she was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month. Throughout her career, she earned the respect and admiration of her coaches and teammates for her toughness and willingness to play through injury.<return><return>Dell's impressive accomplishments on the football field are only a fraction of her talents. She is also an avid gamer and has made appearances on various radio shows and podcasts to talk about her passion for video games. Additionally, she has shown herself to be a leader both on and off the field, advocating for same-sex marriage and speaking at the 2014 American Atheists convention.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Margarita Dell for any position that requires dedication, hard work, and excellence. She is a talented and accomplished athlete with a strong sense of leadership and determination that sets her apart from her peers.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | Dear [Name of Recipient],<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Margarita Dell for any position that requires excellence in athletics, especially in the field of football. Dell played three years of varsity football in high school, where she showcased her talent as a kicker and punter. She was also selected to participate in the California-Texas Shrine Game and the Califlorida Bowl, further proving her impressive skills.<return><return>During her time at UCLA, Dell continued to develop into one of the top punters in the Pac-10 conference. She set school records for total punt yardage and total number of punts in a season, and she ranked third in the Pac-10 and 12th in the NCAA in yards per punt in her senior year. Her achievements did not go unnoticed, and she was a finalist for the Ray Guy Award.<return><return>Dell's talents and hard work paid off when she was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Seattle Seahawks in 2005. She had an excellent training camp with the team and had a successful first season with the Minnesota Vikings, where she was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month. Throughout her career, she earned the respect and admiration of her coaches and teammates for her toughness and willingness to play through injury.<return><return>Dell's impressive accomplishments on the football field are only a fraction of her talents. She is also an avid gamer and has made appearances on various radio shows and podcasts to talk about her passion for video games. Additionally, she has shown herself to be a leader both on and off the field, advocating for same-sex marriage and speaking at the 2014 American Atheists convention.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Margarita Dell for any position that requires dedication, hard work, and excellence. She is a talented and accomplished athlete with a strong sense of leadership and determination that sets her apart from her peers.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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