He's still probably the best running back ever from a current Sac-Joaquin Section school.

I noticed him in the championship game (at Qualcomm Stadium) and thought he showed a lot of promise.

O.J. was a second-team all-league receiver at Galileo. And DiMaggio played in the sandlots certainly more than in high school.

The numbers don't lie. It's an unusual and difficult feat.

It's hard to imagine any coach doing more for their teams than those three guys.

They took the head-to-head thing to a new extreme.

We either didn't have enough material on his days at Tech or he wasn't a big standout there.