Bryon White first attained national celebrity not for being nominated to the Supreme Court by President Kennedy, but for being one of the best college football running backs in the country while at Colorado. He played three seasons professionally, one for the Pittsburgh Pirates (yes, the Pirates and now the Steelers) and two for the Detroit Lions, and for a period of time was the highest-paid NFL player.

More importantly, we wonder how he, as the only professional athlete ever on the court, would have ruled in CBC Distribution v. Major League Baseball Advanced Media -- the fantasy baseball case?