Nevin Shapiro

A guy could have been as good as anybody to play DB or return kicks.

He was just a very, very talented dude.

Nowhere.

I never met him my whole life.

He wasn't a frontline guy, and I think he was an outsider for most.

I've never met him.

If he was sitting here, I couldn't identify him.

He was just kind of in and out of trouble, like little stuff on campus or with the team, getting in trouble or suspended for games or whatnot.

And that probably led to his demise as a University of Miami football player.

He had a lot of girls.

You know, the teeth, the attitude, the hair, the dress.

He's one of those cunning guys.

He has a cunning look on his face all the time.

We never, like, ran down our lineage, but we have a cousin in government, so we always said that we were related on my mom's side.

I would never in a million years.

This is the first time I've ever heard that, to be honest with you.

It's not a great strategy for him to talk to us.

It makes sense that he wouldn't want to.

The story I am about to share with you could turn out to be the biggest scandal in the history of college sports.

It's unfolding right now.