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Jackie Robinson quit UCLA before graduating and went to Hawaii at the invitation of a semi-pro football team called the Bears. The season was cut short with the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941. In fact, in a biography of Robinson, it was said that they had to black out all the lights on the passenger ship, the Lurline, as they left the islands.
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