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Whitworth

American  
[hwit-wurth, wit-] / ˈʰwɪtˌwɜrθ, ˈwɪt- /

noun

  1. Kathrynne Ann Kathy, 1939–2022, U.S. golfer noted for a superlative number of tournament wins during her career.


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Former Rams lineman Andrew Whitworth won the award after the 2021 season.

From Los Angeles Times

Longtime Sonos executive Lindsay Whitworth had led the company’s marketing as interim CMO since February, when Jordan Saxemard departed after just under a year in the role.

From The Wall Street Journal

“At some point you’re starting to play people you haven’t even prepared to really be in there, much less their physical talents,” said Andrew Whitworth, retired All-Pro left tackle and now an analyst for Amazon’s “Thursday Night Football.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Sure, you can chip with a back or keep an H-back in there,” Whitworth said.

From Los Angeles Times

Retired NFL offensive lineman and current Amazon football analyst Andrew Whitworth spoke from experience after wearing similarly colored alternative uniforms on occasion during his time with the Rams.

From Los Angeles Times