I agree but also Jake Heun, Alex Dunnachie, David Graves & Billy Ray Stutzmann (if they David and Billy) pull a Colt/Davone during the winter,spring and summer.

In the early morning last Saturday, while his son slept in a chair in a hospital room at the University of Washington Medical Center, Sina Tuiasosopo walked across the room, brushed the hair back from Trenton Tuiasosopo’s face and whispered, “You are my hero.”

There are infinite ways for a son to show his love for his father. On the eve of his final college football game, Trenton chose to sacrifice the game that once had defined his life.

Trenton surrendered his last appearance as a Husky to be with his dad, who was suffering complications from colon cancer.

“I’m not going anywhere until you get out of here,” he told his father.

The same way an athlete prepares for a big game, Trenton Tuiasosopo scouted the cancer. He got as much information as he could, so he could help his father fight the disease and tolerate the chemo.

“Words can’t even explain,” Sina said, his voice cracking as he sat in his hospital room Tuesday morning. “They can’t explain how I felt as I sat there and saw my son interacting with the doctors. The kind of questions he was asking them, the detail in his questions. It was very poignant for me. I thought, ‘Man, that’s my boy right there.’

“He was my mouthpiece to the doctors. He asked the questions I wanted asked. He got me answers. Watching him, I felt so comfortable and at peace. As I watched him I thought, ‘My son, he’s a man now.’ “

“I want everyone to know,” Sina said, “that my son is my hero.”

HiHo…