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

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

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

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

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

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