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TE #86 said the advice he would give his freshman self was "Hardwork Works"
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ADVICE TO FUTURE SELF

Published on Jun 04, 2019

I did a player development lesson where I asked each player to create a deck with the advice that they would have given to themselves when they were a college freshman.

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HARDWORK WORKS

EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN LIFE YOU MUST EARN - NOTHING WILL EVER BE GIVEN TO YOU
TE #86 said the advice he would give his freshman self was "Hardwork Works"
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IRON SHARPENS IRON

 AS ONE MAN SPARPENS ANOTHER
RB #34 decides to use a bible verse from Proverbs 27:17 as advice to himself when he was a freshman.
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SHOW ME YOUR FRIENDS

I WILL SHOW YOU YOUR FUTURE
WR #19 had to make a tough decision to turn from his old high school friends and surround himself with people who made him a better person.
Photo by Pablo Padilla

NO ONE SAID IT WAS EASY
THEY JUST SAID
IT WAS WORTH IT

OL #68 was a player who battled through injuries and finally made it on the field as a senior. He wanted to remind himself that the journey was worth it.

A MAN DOES WHAT HE HAS TO

 A BOY DOES WHAT HE WANTS TO
LB #46 had to grow up fast after his father passed about midway through his freshman year of college and he had to be the man of the house and be a way at college at the same time.
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CHARACTER:

 IS WHAT YOU DO WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING
QB #6 wanted to remind his freshman self that leadership is good character and character is always being developed especially when no you is looking.
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EVERYDAY

 YOU CHOOSE YOUR OWN ATTITUDE
DE #92 struggled with self control and anger issues as a freshman and made the conscious decision to take control of his own emotions and recognize his daily blessings.
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IDENTIFY YOUR WEAKNESSES

AND MAKE THEM YOUR STRENGTHS
DB #22 was a player who had to change positions from offence to defense and really had to work at his new position until he was the best on the team at that position.
Photo by Derek Owens

be tougher

THAN THE SITUATION
WR #5 was a kid who battled through a lot of adversity and still chose to play college football at a high level.
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CONTROL

 THE THINGS THAT YOU CAN CONTROL
DT #56 has a player who wants to remind his freshman self that not matter the injuries or uncontrollable circumstances he should never loss sight of the thing which are in this control.