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Cal QB Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele explained how he grew up idolizing Bears interim HC Nick Rolovich and Hawai‘i HC Timmy Chang for their stardom as QBs. Rolo gave JKS an elbow after the freshman said, “Obviously, they played before I was born.”

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