Russell Sanchez

 is a contestant from Big Brother 1.

Profile
Name: Russell Sanchez Age: 35 Occupation: High School Football Coach Hometown: Midland, Texas Current Residence: Midland, Texas Marital Status: Married Three adjectives that describe you: Resilient, self-assured, and upfront. Favorite Activities: Playing sports, kayaking, lifting, and spending time with my wife. Most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house: Definitely not being able to see my family, especially my daughter, Sophie. She was diagnosed with down syndrome when she was born. I've always tried to give her the best care, so I always help her improve her physical and intellectual ability. It's heartbreaking to leave her after eighteen years of watching her grow up, and I just want to win it for her. Strategy for winning “Big Brother”: My strategy is to lay low and win as many competitions as possible. Once I have the power to shift the game around, I will ignore my alliance's decisions and go with my gut. People need to understand that this is a "me" game, not a "we" game. Sure, I might backstab some of my allies, but I don't care. Who is your hero and why?: My dad immigrated from Mexico to the big state of Texas just to play college football. He later became an astonishing athlete, a psychiatrist, found a beautiful wife (yes I think my mother is pretty, don't judge me), and became a very supportive father to me and my brother Dalton. What are you afraid of?: Clowns freak the sh*t out of me; I don't want to go near a clown, ever. What is the accomplishment you are most proud of?: Our Varsity football team has won the championships for four straight years! It's astounding that I've taught a bunch of muscular dimwits how to work hard and play hard. Along with that, I have been a physics teacher for ten years straight! What would you take into the house and why?: My family scrapbook to remind me of home, a ball to toss around, and a bench press so I can stay fit during my time in the house. What would you do if “Big Brother” made you famous?: Well, I don't want the fame and paparazzi to come in the way of my past. Besides, there are people in Midland who need me! My wife, Harper, my team, Sophie, and my students need me because Harper can't take care of our daughter by herself, and before we won our first championship game, the Midland High School didn't make it to the championships since 1969! If anything, I would use the money for a family vacation and give the rest to MHS, since their budget rate is very low.