Hey guys, this is Iris Schofeld, managing editor of Warchand.com.

And this is a new feature we're bringing to you on the channel at Warchant TV and also at

warchand.com.

It's going to be a feature called Now You Knowl.

And it's basically going to be interviews with former FSU athletes, former FSU coaches, people

around the program, maybe people that weren't even athletes or coaches

just associated with the university, but have ties to Florida State.

And kind of the reason for that name is, you know, in every interview, we're going to touch

on how they became a null, whether it's being recruited, talking about the recruiting process,

or whether it's, you it's why they grew up

loving Florida State or how they ended up being associated with the school. The first one we're

doing is Brett Williams. If you're a longtime Florida State fan, you remember Brett Williams from

the late 1990s, early 2000s, really one of the biggest, most decorated offensive line, Sinez, Florida State, has had in history.

He went on to start for four years.

He started as a registered freshman in 1999 and the national championship team, started throughout his career through 2002, earned multiple ACCC honors, all-America honors,

won the ACC Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 2001 and 2002,

which is basically the best alignment in the ACC,

went on to play in the NFL for the Kansas City Chiefs.

And so we talked about all that.

We go back into growing up a Florida State fan,

what his recruitment was like.

Go back into that a little bit, talking about his career at Florida State.

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