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Sounds like a cool project. I'm guessing by your profile, you're probably in your 2nd year. Enjoy this year, it may be the last year you enjoy for a couple of years. It'll be worth it in the end, discovering and deciphering something that has never been revealed is highly rewarding. Good luck.

Also if true and he stays at RT, it would mean or entire offensive line could return next year. If we are already feeling better than normal about our line, just think about that

Yep very similar I did biochemistry and biology. I am researching the link between certain gut bacteria and their effect on cancer (preferably through the immune system but the project is still pretty immature).

History degree here as well!

I am also a professional student. Currently a 2nd year medical student. Tell me about boards.

Stay at home dad during the day, part time radio guy for ESPN radio in the tri-cities in the afternoon/night. Once the kids start school Ill be finding something to do with my history degree, although its most likely reached its full potential hanging on my wall.

I feel like this would be pretty interesting. I'm actually on vacation right now at a resort in South Carolina and the thought had come to me that I could definitely see myself working here. How did you get into that?

I just graduated in May as well.
Started my training program with a big retailer in June and when March rolls around I will be a Buyer for them. (Someone might have posted a website about the company earlier in the thread. haha)

My advice to OP (Not that I'm really in a position to give advice since I just started myself) is to apply to those sports jobs anyways. I honestly thought I had zero shot with my current program but I applied and ..... well here I am. Also, even if you were to get a job for a sports franchise in the Marketing, Finance, Legal or whatever field you would be working, I kind of doubt that you would enjoy watching the actual games less. Could be wrong but just my opinion. Good Luck!!

True that it's a similar rationale, but they are two different equations. You have to weight the risk vs reward in both scenarios.

A redshirt year for a quarterback is far more valuable than a redshirt year for a linebacker, so reward of playing Lawson is lower. Also, a true freshmen quarterback is far more likely to come into a close game (either because of injury or because the coach wants to get him reps) and make a game-changing mistake than a linebacker would. Just think of the UNC game this year, when their young QB comes into the game right before half to get some reps and throws a pick-six to Kendall Fuller.

Yes I want to see!

Sounds cool

We can't be sure there isn't an actual shady spot in the facility due to poor lighting, and Loeffler wanted the play to end there.