Handled punting and kickoff duties during his career at Texas, averaging 39.6 yds. on 130 punts, while 96 of his 265 (36%) kickoffs went for touchbacks. As a senior in 2005, averaged 37.9 yds. per punt with 11 downed inside the 20-yd. line. Was the Longhorns special teams MVP as a sophomore in 2003. Was named first-team Academic All-Big 12 in 2004.

PERSONAL:

• Resides in Pasadena, CA, with his wife, Rachel, who is earning her masters degree in marriage and family therapy
• Worked as a financial planner for Northwestern Mutual for two years since graduating college, while rehabbing a herniated disc he suffered in his senior season at Texas
• His parents, Richard and Bonnie, work for the Campus Crusade for Christ. Has two sisters, Megan and Mollie
• Helped Garland (TX) HS to the state championship as a junior
• Enjoys horseback riding with his wife. The couple owns four horses: Chaz, Teddy, Todd and Cash
• Earned a degree in sports management with a minor in business
• Full name is Richmond Lee McGee

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS:
Handled both punting and kickoff duties during his career at the University of Texas, averaging 39.6 yards on 130 punts, while 96 of his 265 (36%) career kickoffs went for touchbacks. As a senior in 2005, he averaged 37.9 yards per punt, dropping 11 inside the 20-yard line, and kicked off 16 times with five touchbacks. After walking on in 2001 and sitting out the year as a redshirt freshman, he later took on the team's kickoff duties in 2002. McGee then added the punting chores to his responsibilities in 2003, on his way to earning the Longhorns special teams MVP honors that season. McGee was named first-team Academic All-Big 12 and converted the only field goal attempt of his career, a 44 yarder, in 2004.