Fifteen years ago Corey Simon anchored a Florida State defensive line that was instrumental in winning the Noles second national title—a season that saw Simon record 21 tackles for loss. The amiable defensive tackle was never at a loss for words, though. And this week he was back at Doak, visiting Jimbo Fisher's summer camp along with his two young sons, and eager to talk about FSU's program, then and now.
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