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Most illustrious manboobs in the history if college football belonged to former FSU DC Mickey Andrews.

Sounds right.

In May of '90 I discussed Dwayne with his future DL coach at UM, Bob Karmelowicz. The only thing he said about Dwayne was that he was "fast." Did not say anything else. I took it from that that he did not regard him as a great DL prospect, but somebody they would try to develop. The emergence of...

They brought Dwayne in over the summer to get him ready to play his freshman year. It was not as common back then to come in early, and certainly not the spring. They needed DL depth. He was supposed to play in the legendary Big 33 All Star game that summer. It took place in Pennsylvania every...

He sure was in that Oklahoma coin toss.

I doubt that. In his autobiography, Dwayne acknowledged that Sapp was a natural football player in a way Dwayne was not. Very few had Sapp's athletic ability as an interior DL. Amazing explosive strength and power.

Yes, Peter Maivia is his maternal grandfather.

and D.J. Williams. Trying to think of others.

Yep. Rock is related to the Maivias.

You mean his father?

There don't seem to be a lot of Polynesians living in the eastern and southern US, at least that's my impression. Maybe why we haven't had many. If we were on the west coast it would probably be easier to recruit them. We have never had more than a few west coast kids at one time. We had ten...

Rock played but he was not a starter. Played behind Sapp and Riley. His mother is Samoan and his father is a mixed race but mostly Black Nova Scotian. So yes, he is biracial. Who could not remember him? His father was a nationally-known wrestler and he was a well-known family of Samoan wrestlers.

Then you don't remember the Rock.

I'm sure he'll pinch you....or Kenneth will.