Ray McElrathbey's been through something only a few on this planet will ever undergo: A life worth Disnefying. In 2006, as a redshirt freshman football player at Clemson University, McElrathbey took in his little brother, Fahmarr, so he wouldn't go into foster care. For weeks, McElrathbey hid Fahmarr in his stuffy dorm room, pocketing college-cafeteria food to bring upstairs to him. Eventually, Clemson found out McElrathbey was raising a teenager in, again, a dorm room, leading to a battle with the NCAA that surprisingly ended well—he was granted a waiver that allowed him to start a trust fund in Fahmarr's name.