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One thing I loved about Aziz is how much he interacted with the fans, especially the young fans.  My seats are right near the tunnel, and of all of the players he definitely spent the most time handing out towels/gloves, signing stuff, talking pictures, etc.  And he always did it with a great spirit, never like it was a chore but always as something he was happy to do.  So best of luck to him in all future endeavors.

That kind of thing sticks with a kid.  I remember a younger version of myself being at a game and seeing Willie Howard give his gloves to a kid on his way off the field.  It made an impact on me and I wasn't even the one he gave the gloves to.
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For all of his public persona attributes that might suggest otherwise (at least to some),  Richard Sherman was the same way at Stanford in his interactions with young fans.  Couldn't have been nicer, from what I observed on a number of occasions.

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[quote author=French Rage link=topic=14346.msg151979#msg151979 date=1452313986]
One thing I loved about Aziz is how much he interacted with the fans, especially the young fans.  My seats are right near the tunnel, and of all of the players he definitely spent the most time handing out towels/gloves, signing stuff, talking pictures, etc.  And he always did it with a great spirit, never like it was a chore but always as something he was happy to do.  So best of luck to him in all future endeavors.

That kind of thing sticks with a kid.  I remember a younger version of myself being at a game and seeing Willie Howard give his gloves to a kid on his way off the field.  It made an impact on me and I wasn't even the one he gave the gloves to.
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For all of his public persona attributes that might suggest otherwise (at least to some),  Richard Sherman was the same way at Stanford in his interactions with young fans.  Couldn't have been nicer, from what I observed on a number of occasions.