Brian Garrett Joseph writes on a variety of subjects covering athletics, especially American football. His blogs focus on important strategies and tips that are useful for success in a game.
2. Brian Garrett Joseph writes on a variety of
subjects
covering
athletics,
especially
American football. His blogs focus on
important strategies and tips that are useful
for success in a game. He says that people
who have aspirations of playing in the NFL
believe that scholarship from mid major
division I schools is the only criteria for
determining success in the NFL. But, this is
not the reality.
3. He says that the NFL has shown since its
inception that playing collegiately at a school
that has a storied tradition does not always
translate into success in the NFL. An
optimistic individual, Brian Garrett Joseph of
Etiwanda High School is often consulted by
parents for evaluation of their child's
performance in the football game.
4. He says that you should accept the offer to
the schools that are showing interest in you,
even though they are not in same company
as Alabama, Florida State, USC or Michigan.
The mid major, Division 1-AA or Division II
school that shows interest may be your best
way to earn playing time, a starting position
and post season accolades along with an
opportunity to play in the NFL.
5. Many high school players have a belief that
earning college scholarship to a major
program is the end and validates their athletic
prowess. But, a four or five star blue chip
athlete out of high school does not
necessarily translate into a future pro-bowler,
an collegiate All American or even a collegiate
starter. The reality is that if you have the
talent, and more importantly, talent along with
a solid work ethic then playing collegiately at
a lesser school may just be the best option for
you.
