Daunte culpepper biography of william

Daunte Culpepper, a unanimous selection to the Hall, was a poised, strong-armed quarterback who had all the tools for the UCF Golden Knights after a record-setting high school career at Ocala Vanguard.

He ran a 4.6 in the 40, had a 36" vertical leap and could throw the ball 80 yards. As a result of his play on the field and his enormous popularity among fans and media off the field, elevated UCF from an average I-AA program upon his arrival to a powerful I-A program on the verge of a top-25 ranking upon his departure.

He capped a stellar career by putting his name at the top of virtually every quarterback record (more than 30 in all) at UCF.

He also set an NCAA record for single-season completion percentage at .736, breaking a 15-year-old mark set by Steve Young (.713) and accomplished a feat equaled by only two others in NCAA history when he topped the 10,000 yard passing mark and the 1,000 yard rushing mark in his career.

He finished his career with 11,412