is it true that u have no peopel to get involved with professional sports or college sports?
595961
English translation please.
1144300
If an athlete is good enough to leave early and can get drafted in the earlier rounds in the draft, then its a no brain-er.  But stay healthy and  of trouble and hire a good agent.  Besides, a simple degree wont make you the big money unless you further you education as seen with law school, medical school, masters programs...etc
491257
It's okay. Just be sure to give your effort.  Even the greatest athletes are only good in one or two sports. If you want to become good at a particular sport..try sport specific exercises.  Being okay at a sport is not bad.
938277
I would say yes.  You don't want to start quitting things in any part of life.  Stick it out even though you are not getting the playing time it will help you build character.  The biggest regret I have is quitting my baseball team my Senior year after I had a 3rd degree separation of the shoulder and was out for the year also ruining chances of playing in college.  I feel I would have learned a lot more about life in just the last month and a half of the season if I just stuck it out.
760266
try college sports they can be more accommodating
709990
It's kind of like band or twirling.  It's not considered a sport really but it is considered an extracurricular activity.  You can still get brownie points for it from colleges if that is why you are asking.
1161260
If you play sports on a regular basis, you will want to have surgery. If you have a career or scholarship riding on it, do it. Running it's course, might lead to it not healing properly, and there goes your career.  If anyone said to me, let it go, or your chances are better having it operated on, i'd say OPERATE! I want my life to be in tact as much as it can be for as much of my life as possible!!!!!!!!!!!!!
556999
To have an awarding career, one does not need to help cure cancer, AIDS, and so forth...if you have individuals who truly love the game they play, then playing a year or 15 years in a professional sport is awarding to them...a lot of individuals continue on from high school---in to order continue their education and prosper in their sport in college...I would say that if you were dedicated to your sport, one would want the additional 4-5 years college years...and possibly the chance to make it into the professional era...keep in mind, all the individuals who play college sports, in/about 5% only make it into the pros...so having the degree they got in the 4-5 years is something they fall back on...If you love the sport one will do anything to keep playing it....there's nothing wrong for a child to want to become a professional golfer,baseball-football, etc....it's a dream and they shouldn't be shut down just because a parent rather them find something more 'important'. Anyway---who decides what's more important anyway...isn't it all in a matter of opinions?
78236
If you don't like to study try making studing fun . Aply  it to something you do enjoy doing for instence I like basketball so Every time I miss  a basket I have to learn a fact . I learn the imformation that I have to learn and my scoring avaerge go up .
68643
well i dont wrestle. i prefer to play basketball.  if i were to not make the freshman team and try out for the sophomore team it would go like this: i would practice every damn thing there is about the sport no matter what and everyday.
306273
It bothers the sport players (I WOULD KNOW)! But if you enjoy it, GO FOR IT!! Good luck K!
609042
Assuming you mean professionally: if you don't get drafted, then you go to a team's open tryouts.  There, you try out for scouts and they decide if you have talent.
1032681
I don't have a team... Funnily enough I have a life and football ain't part of it...\n\n:D
872163
they're usually club-sports not necessarily funded by the school. the main football team is the competitive one that gets all the money and intercollegiate will play other clubs but probably have to raise a lot of their own money and athletes may not be recognized as easily for getting out of classes, etc.
637518
It's great to be a professional athlete.  You get to play a game for a living, your training puts you in great physical shape, etc.\n\nBut becoming a professional athlete is a goal that very few people achieve.  Think about this: about 2% of high school basketball players play college basketball, and about 2% of college basketball players play NBA basketball.  The odds of you "making it" are slim; less than one-tenth of one percent of high school players enter the NBA.\n\nDoes that mean that kids should give up their dreams and quit sports?  Not at all.  Does it mean that they should invest heavily in formulating a Plan B - get a good education (for God's sake, most colleges will GIVE a good player a free education) and make the most of the academic opportunities placed before them?  Absolutely.
166557
College can be allot more interesting, they are young and don't have it in the bag yet so you can see the intensity in the way they play. But...pro ball can get away with a few more things so I don't think there is as many stops in the games so it seems to keep your attention. Well if you got money on the game, I guess it would keep your attention anyway. \nI guess I would choose pro ball, if I had to choose, because it seems like I get less pissed off when I watch thier games!
763578
I often wonder the same thing...I just cant get into college football like I get into the NFL. I just dont like watching big plays every other down, and thats what happens in college. Scores of 60 to 50 are ridiculous and not entertaining to me. I want to see the best of the best...I want to see people playing for paychecks...I want to see people earning money. \n\nIt is not near as exciting as NFL...thats the real deal!