Columbia Football Team Case Study

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Outside of the classroom, I can make a huge impact in the Columbia community. I would most want to impact the football program. The Columbia football team is building something very unique and special within the program. I would love to be apart of making history and I feel like I can be a big part of it. I have confidence that my skills will be very helpful to Columbia becoming a very successful football team. I grew up around the game. I’ve been playing since I was 6 years old. I come from a powerhouse high school football program and I can bring those winning traditions to Columbia. My leadership and confidence will help perform on a high level for the football

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