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Valentino Ambrosio

American football player (born 2000)

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Valentino Ambrosio was an american football player.

Valentino Ambrosio (born May 13, 2000) is an American football placekicker. He played college football for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and finished his career with the Tulane Green Wave, where he holds the highest field goal percentage of any kicker in Tulane football history (84.2%). In the 2023 Cotton Bowl Classic where Tulane beat USC by a score of 46–45, Ambrosio made the winning kick. Following a senior season at Tulane with 21 field goals made, which led the American Conference, he was declared for the 2024 NFL draft as a kicking prospect.

Early life Ambrosio is the son of Frank and Elise Ambrosio and is from Roselle Park, New Jersey. He was born on May 13, 2000. He started playing soccer at a young age. Ambrosio attended Roselle Park High School before transferring to Cranford High School at the start of his junior year. After one season at Fairleigh Dickinson, he transferred to continue his soccer career at Rutgers University.

College career Ambrosio played college soccer at Fairleigh Dickinson and Rutgers University before making the transition to kick field goals for the Scarlet Knights in 2020. Ambrosio was 21–27 in his career at Rutgers where he kicked the game-tying and game-winning field goals vs. Maryland in 2020.

After kicking for the Scarlet Knights in 2020–2021, Ambrosio transferred to Tulane University for his final 2 years of eligibility. His first season for the green wave he only missed one field goal all year converting eleven of twelve of his field goals and all 43 of his extra points. After winning the American Athletic Conference, Tulane played in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. the USC Trojans. Ambrosio made a kick in this game to put the Green Wave up a point with 9 seconds left in the game.

Ambrosio finished his career at Tulane with a field goal percentage of 84.2%, and a loss to Virginia Tech in the Military Bowl where he tied Joey Slye's record of the longest field goal in that game, 49 yards. Most notably he was a part of the win vs USC in the Cotton Bowl on January 2, 2023, where he had the kick to put the Green Wave up in a historical win for the program.

Ambrosio has finished his eligibility in college and has declared for the 2024 NFL Draft as one of the top kicking prospects in this year's draft.

Career statistics +College statisticsYearTeamGPFGMFGAPctLongXPMXPAPct 2020 Rutgers 6 9 11 81.8% 42 15 16 93.7% 2021 Rutgers 13 12 16 75.0% 40 30 31 96.7% 2022 Tulane 9 11 12 91.6% 47 43 43 100% 2023 Tulane 14 21 26 80.8% 49 42 42 100%Career 42 53 65 81.5% 49 130 132 98.4%

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