[terry]

[quote author=terry link=topic=10432.msg95455#msg95455 date=1409180940]
Wow. This guy was a captain for U,S,C? Really?

BTW, this story reminds me of the Stanford player, Kellen Kiilsgaard, who really did save two people from drowning a few years ago.

http://seattletimes.com/html/sports/2003...sey29.html

Don't know why the story should remind you of anything heroic.  The only thing this story reminds me of is Manti Te'o, and the complete fabrication of his girlfriend and her death.

BC
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Well, I guess it shows one more difference between Stanford and USC -- their players lie about rescuing drowning people; ours really do it.

[terry]

[quote author=terry link=topic=10432.msg95455#msg95455 date=1409180940]
Wow. This guy was a captain for U,S,C? Really?

BTW, this story reminds me of the Stanford player, Kellen Kiilsgaard, who really did save two people from drowning a few years ago.

http://seattletimes.com/html/sports/2003...sey29.html

Don't know why the story should remind you of anything heroic.  The only thing this story reminds me of is Manti Te'o, and the complete fabrication of his girlfriend and her death.

BC
[/quote]

Well, I guess it shows one more difference between Stanford and USC -- their players lie about rescuing drowning people; ours really do it.