Doing it All

If you know anything about me, you probably know that I am a college football fanatic. Specifically, SEC football. One of my favorite aspects of college football is player development. Because collegiate athletes are only eligible for four or five years, teams must constantly develop the younger players and attract new talent if they have…

I remember the summer before my freshman year, I did a decent amount of reading on preparing for college. I probably read three or four books on this topic, and each contained a section on being productive in school. Funny enough, the more I read, the more I became increasingly frustrated because they all suggested…

Last post, I touched on the essential not-so-serious things that every incoming college freshman should learn. Once you’ve got those down, you’re ready for the real preparation to begin! Getting ready for freshman year can seem a little daunting at times. Living away from home, adjusting to a new city, building new friendships, challenging schoolwork,…

There is a popular term used in sports called the “sophomore slump.”  It refers to a player’s performance during their second season of play.  Often times, players have tremendous “rookie” seasons and enter into the following season with massive expectations placed upon their shoulders.  The fans, the media, and fellow players all expect the rookie…