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Julius, a two-sport star in high school and college, has given up basketball to concentrate on football with the Panthers. The results were impressive, as he earned 2002 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honors despite missing four games. "I think after one year he is the best I have seen," said Jack Del Rio, Panthers defensive coordinator last year about the lifelong North Carolinian. "He came in and had as big an impact in all aspects of the game in one year - he was a dominant force."
"Nipper" led the offense for Loyola College of California during his last two years so effectively that he was named the most valuable lineman. He also won the trophy for the best blocking average. All in all he played four years' varsity football, the last year as captain of the Loyola team. He was chosen for the All-Coast and All-Opponents team in 1951. He joins the Eagles with a reputation of speed and durability, and it is expected he will make a good showing for himself. At the end of current season, Nipp intends to return to Loyola to finish his course in Business Administration.
The top Rams' scorer again last year, Les was selected for the All Pro Team. In addition to his phenomenal booting ability he's also a dependable lineman both on offense and defense.
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