Career
He held the record for most sacks in a career at the University of Georgia, until surpassed by David Pollack in 2004, and he was referred to as "Le Sack" by fans because of his French birth. A former player on the French junior national rugby team and a participant in the Running of the Bulls at Pamplona, he was a walk-on for the Georgia Bulldogs. During his NFL playing days, he sponsored a semipro football team in his French hometown of Biarritz.
During his, he also helped the Mystic River Rugby Club reach the national finals.
He later represented the United States in rugby. Phoenix Cardinals
1989: 5th round Draft pick (123rd overall)
New England Patriots
1990: 2 G, 1 GS
1991: 16 G, 1FR
1992: 9 G
Career Totals: 27 Games, 1 Game Start, 1 Fumble Recovery
Rugby World Cup
1999 (1 +1 Game)
Rugby World Cup Qualifiers
1994-1996 (3 Games, 1 Try)
Pacific Rim Championship
1996-1997 (3 Games)
1997-1998 (1 Game)
1998-1999 (5 Games)
Pan-American Championship
1996-1997 (1 Game)
Friendlies
02/10/1993 v Australia
12/03/1994 v Bermuda (1 Try)
21/05/1994 v Canada
05/11/1994 v Ireland
06/01/1996 v Ireland (1 Try)
11/01/1997 v Wales
12/04/1998 v Spain (Sub)
25/07/1998 v Fiji (Sub)
Other Club Affiliations:
French National Team (under 21)
Biarritz Olympique (France)
Mystic River Rugby Club (United States of America).