JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?:%*S[uŠؔr/Z)c kFDBb*J#~u( Ǯ)cҀ*EҘ<1RT*~zLtLNtVrSO WXݪ xwOgB=?7j? dҜQjPJarl(ң @l+a1E{)ݽ vsD7a\6j/ƳACi'q0ӥ]$|Ȉ18 }*l( 0'QœOҚN=)cd@^kq{sK=)c0ϰDxiqŻ1v]OX.'ҭP2®c^UxUR@H:@k4m^[Ӗۀ~WC+XjWкҗJP7a=N+da(ٙGMh|+ ۗbh$\4W?qp'1cZZVS+k+b ub+{Z˝2(W͈61Q~C(ijr$<8<Zk }(}R9#d{rzS$&PvyҮ}2'.sEZi8éqyw8j sCFqT ?Gi_ӿ-3ősN]" D>in&qՏ~mR.n>G"iԂ[dNQ ݧ}XױW@lig"{ 0LhcO1u(pY'# B9\w76+g 66ќE#4Q}j8(K(ăT5HQOZ]-UWg펹ȉVW ݹT>$%{Yi:ѯOv>U;ǎȻ[jSmU2n Hz|N#).FWh93#?FgkuURf1o8\#e j RFp< zzH2P=f59r>SgJO <P>Chris weighed 185 pounds when in the 9th grade but then added a whopping 65-pounds in the next year.&nbsp; He did not lift regularly in high school but did Bench 225 for 10 reps.&nbsp; Chris topped out at 260 pounds for his senior year at St. Louis High School, where he was named Most Valuable Running Back.&nbsp; "I was used mostly as a blocker," remembered Chris.&nbsp; "I think I only had about 6 carries per game.&nbsp; I like carrying the ball but sometimes I get tired."</P> <P>Family ties run deep especially with Chris' mother Lusia Ma'afala.&nbsp; "My mom," said Chris.&nbsp; "That's why I'm here at the University of Utah.&nbsp; She's why I play football.&nbsp; I play football for my mom and family.&nbsp; If&nbsp;I ever were to make money in pro football, I would take care of my mom first."</P> <P>Chris' dad died of a heart attack when he was in the second grade.&nbsp; He has 10 brothers and sisters with Chris being the youngest.&nbsp; Chris' two oldest brothers took on the responsibility of a father figure.&nbsp; The whole family is very close and that helped to ease the burden of the loss of their father.&nbsp; Roy, Chirs' oldest brother, was a four-year starting offensive lineman for Utah.</P> <P>Chris threw the shot but only as a sophomore where he heaved it 50 feet.&nbsp; "Wow," I exclaimed to Chris, "you could have gone over 60 of you'd stuck with it and lifted properly."&nbsp; Chris just shrugged his huge shoulders and told me he's got a little cousin who just threw 52-feet as a 9th grader.&nbsp; See what I mean about that Samoan blood.</P> <P>Samoan life in Hawaii is good according to Chris.&nbsp; "You can climb mountains and trees and go to the beach.&nbsp; There are always chores to do."&nbsp; However, there is a darker side.&nbsp; "I have a lot of friends who are huge and could be playing, but grades and the SAT screw them up.&nbsp; The ones on scholarship are real lucky."</P> <P>As an 18-year old true freshman, Chris was n