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I was a video guy for the husker football team from 2016 until last year... team was also awful
I played college basketball at.TCU.
I was on the varsity drinking team at a D3 school. We thought we were pretty good. Then one weekend a bunch of Sorority girls from a D1 SEC school drank us under the table.
Truely a humbling experience.
Truely a humbling experience.
Turned down an offer to wrestle--I knew my grades would suffer too much. later found myself as an Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist for a few different D1 schools, Olympic Training center and 96 Olympic Games
Played basketball at Wesleyan. And since there is no video to prove otherwise, I was awesome.
I played the hell out of intramural softball and basketball. Think I have a couple of ping pong titles as well.
Played college baseball D3 level as shoulder was spaghetti from high school injury of rotator cuff.
Played NCAA football 2014 for years and year...was a Husker and became a legend and I constantly had the number 1 recruiting classes ever year and my team was full off 5 star and 4 star players at ever position. 
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I had a full ride for drinking sports. It all came crashing down during a game of quarters. The coin bounced too high. Hit my eye. Depth perception was shot and cost me a scholly. Tried to make a come back a few years ago in the Venezuelan league. It just didnt happen. I wouldnt juice like the rest of them. Like Springsteen says “ glory days...”
Turned down playing Rugby for NU; not possible to be on campus only 4 days of the week and still do well.
Do intramural football leagues count? Lol
Do intramural football leagues count? Lol
God didn't make me slow, stupid or weak. I did these things to myself. I can't make a nice or mean Chicken Alfredo. I think I'm going to ruin some more Oreos now. I'm pretty good at that.
I played baseball at Wisconsin then transferred to Iowa state. It was the year Iowa beat us for the national title.
Are they peanut butter Oreos? Because I could crush a bag of those no problem
Played a mean point guard at the Rec Center on the NBA court and finished third in the university 3 point shooting contest. Can’t forget Tecmo Bowl Champion!! Winking
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I was on the crew team at USC, well I was recruited for crew but have never been in any body of water bigger than my bathtub.
Played football for 2 years and was a student assistant for 2 years at UNK back when they were NAIA.
DI baseball, D3 football, back in the days when the same institution was allowed to have sports in different divisions (1970s).
I'm not sure when you played but back in the pre-foreign player dominated college tennis world, NAIA was a good level...we consistently played some D1 schools and held our own....don't degrade your accomplishments
I haven't had the joy of ruining those yet. Going to get some after work. I can feel my man teats expanding as I think about those. My inner Homer Simpson is in full Beast Mode!
Thanks Spartan... when I played there was one foreign born player in the conference. My daughter now plays at Concordia and I’ve had a chance to watch her the last two years and have seen the men play as well.I'm not sure when you played but back in the pre-foreign player dominated college tennis world, NAIA was a good level...we consistently played some D1 schools and held our own....don't degrade your accomplishments
I would not have had the success I did then if I was faced with similar competition levels. It’s amazing how much tennis has changed with the number of foreign born players now.
I chose to play football at Doane over Fort Hays State in KS. Also could have been a swimmer in college but figured I really did not have the body type for swimming at that level. Turns out the football angle didn't have long term prospects either as I was too slow.
I have a mixed perspective these days....I played in the day with NO foreign players...moved to Wichita in 1977, became good friends/hitting acquaintances with many WSU players, almost ALL from other places...they may have been cutting edge..today, three of my assistant coaches played at WSU and the perspective they bring is so interesting and GOOD for our kids...i love them...but at same time, less spots for American players.