As Trocaderos brother Trocadero weren't ready to shoulder his brothers responsibility, Champis was the first spandex Blitzer to enter the field after Trocaderos untimely and premature meeting with nuffles.

Champis is now the most experienced assault player the spandex has got and his skill of striking out at the ball carrier, knocking the ball out of his grip, makes Champis the center piece of the spandex field, carefully followed by Uncle Bill, the thrower, to make use of the result of Champis' attack.

Uncle Bill is the spandex's real veteran player. He hasn't scored a touch down himself yet but being a thrower with a couple of the safest hands in the league, he has managed to make his share of completions.

Always around, more often than not following the blitz trail of Champis, he always seems to be close to where the ball is about to land. Sliding in, picking it up, dodgeing out and making the pass.

Ever since age took it's toll an injury has kept him from a couple of games, but most of the time he manages to ignore it to the joy of his team mates.

Trocadero claimed the title Trocadero from his brother a couple of minutes after his predecessor tripped over his shoes during a gfi, breaking his neck in the fall.

Ever since that dreadfull episode the spandex have feared gfi more than anything (except perhaps amazons), and the unsound respect they're showing has so far taken it's toll: approximately 60% gfi failure.

It seems however that since Trocadero took his brothers place at the field the superstition is slowly leaving the spandex, making the players more and more willing to go for it when they get the chance.