As a human, everyone has emotions. Some people are capable of controlling theirs, while others are weak minded and become subject to their emotions. As an athlete we are known to compete, but while competing emotions tend to flare and egos begin to show, especially when competing from behind. Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is known for being an emotional character who cannot control himself very well. I was just like that freshman year, and simple enough the time came for my true colors to show. During a game against Pittsburg high school, a powerhouse school, another athlete and i were arguing back and forth all game long, until i finally allowed my emotions to take over. Late third quarter they punted us the ball, and the guy I was battling
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I am a 5’11 student-athlete at Clayton Valley Charter High School, I run a 4.51 40-yard dash and weigh 173lbs, so playing football in college would not only be a blessing but also a dream come true. My offseason goals were to gain speed and increase my strength and agility. By gaining the skills of leadership, self-discipline, competitiveness, and commitment, I believe that I can help build upon this amazing campus. One of the things that set me apart from other students and athletes is my willingness to work hard and put in time to comprehend subject matter quickly, which for football would be learning a play book incredibly fast and learning to play multiple positions. I take my work extremely serious. I plan to play football and attend college full-time as a student-athlete at this University. I like this college specifically because I feel I can balance my practice and class schedule well in this atmosphere. This school is a great fit for me because it has one of the top Pre-Nursing programs, in which I plan to major in, and a top notch Sports-Med program in which I plan to minor in. Also while working towards my degree, I will be part of a team that is one of the best in the NCAA Division 1 level, with a coaching staff that can teach me valuable lessons and what it means to really be a man. I put my all into everything I do and commit myself to perfecting my craft, and the faculty
I am a 5’11 student-athlete at Clayton Valley Charter High School, I run a 4.51 40-yard dash and weigh 173lbs, so playing football in college would not only be a blessing but also a dream come true. My offseason goals were to gain speed and increase my strength and agility. By gaining the skills of leadership, self-discipline, competitiveness, and commitment, I believe that I can help build upon this amazing campus. One of the things that set me apart from other students and athletes is my willingness to work hard and put in time to comprehend subject matter quickly, which for football would be learning a play book incredibly fast and learning to play multiple positions. I take my work extremely serious. I plan to play football and attend college full-time as a student-athlete at this University. I like this college specifically because I feel I can balance my practice and class schedule well in this atmosphere. This school is a great fit for me because it has one of the top Pre-Nursing programs, in which I plan to major in, and a top notch Sports-Med program in which I plan to minor in. Also while working towards my degree, I will be part of a team that is one of the best in the NCAA Division 1 level, with a coaching staff that can teach me valuable lessons and what it means to really be a man. I put my all into everything I do and commit myself to perfecting my craft, and the faculty