Technically you could argue you violate the 9th rule of naming. After all Joe Collins was a baseball player who played from 1948 til 1957 for the New York Yankees. He had 86 HR and a .256 career batting average.....
Ku`Bakai, while I am very impressed with your information and feel that it may be possible for that argument to work, I would guess that it most likely wouldn't.
Pretty much. The baseball player is an insufficiently notable figure, so if your surname is Collins you can submit evidence along with your request to assistants@swcombine.com, Joe Collins. Evidence is generally in the form of a scanned copy of an ID with your name on it, with any other identifying information (address, social security number or whatever else) edited out.