A Penbrook Pines native, and son of a former ‘Nole, Stanford Samuels III was born into the FSU-Miami rivalry. Samuels and his family are no strangers to making big plays against Miami. In his first experience against the Hurricanes last year as a true freshman, Samuels nabbed his first career interception for the Seminoles. But, the last name is currently most famous for his father’s hit on Miami’s Roscoe Parrish in 2002. Samuels was actually in attendance for the legendary play that put Parrish int he hospital and his father in the hisotry books. Unfortunately, Samuels missed the play.
Stanford Samuels III describes what FSU-Miami rivalry means to him
