Oklahoma football: Sooners' receiver Kenny Stills says he's OK with kids copying his hairdo

I wouldn't say flattering. More humbling than anything. I talk to Tony about it; I talk to the other guys about it all the time. You never dream of having somebody do something like that. The position that I've been put in here, and the games I've had an opportunity to play in are just ... that's not something you ever really dream about as a kid.

I can walk into Walmart in California and not really get mentioned for being a football player. But I have a lot of family and friends. I moved a lot when I was in California, so I know a lot of people everywhere. During the break, there wasn't a spot that I went to where I didn't run into somebody I knew. People are happy to see us doing well and representing San Diego County well.