Chris Hott, like Justin Sawicki, made his HSFL debut in 2000, but never stepped foot onto the field during 2001.  One of the taller players in the league and very athletic for his size, Hott is an excellent target for quarterbacks, and a good coverage player as well.  Hott also showed signs of being one of the top kickers in the HSFL during his return.  He finished the 2002 season by setting the HSFL single season, and career records for interceptions with 12.  Despite Hott's ability to pick off seemingly any pass thrown his way in 2002, he couldn't seem to do the same when the passes were actually being thrown his way, leaving many people curious as to just what we'll see from Chris in 2003.