Reflection

Doing a blog on my favorite role model, and athlete has been an honor. This will be my last post, and i will be summing up what iv gone through in this experience such as difficulties, what i liked and didn't like, etc...
One of the things i learned that shocked me was that he had a 4.0 all throughout high school, and a 4.0 to start college through the spring. That made me understand why he had so many colleges looking at him and wanting him for their program so desperately.  Other than his amazing athletic ability. Another thing that i learned that i thought was interesting was that he has the record for the 100 and 200 meter dash for Crenshaw High School. Which has been a record for over 25 years, and i found that very astonishing. And i run track, so i know how fast you have to be to break a division one californian sprint record thats been held up for over 25 years. I knew he was fast, but thats like, beyond fast.
Some things that i felt difficult to find, or understand was first of all, he is kind of new to the sports world, so it was very hard to find any personal things about him. All i could basically find is stuff about him in high school and college. Another difficult thing to get on my blog was to find pictures, for pretty much the same reason of nit finding any information from his personal life.
 The most rewarding thing about doing my blog was learning more about my role model and favorite college football player it makes it more entertaining to watch him because i know more about him than just sports. Another thing that was rewarding was that i got to study the history of the game all in one.
In conclusion this will be the last post i do.  I really enjoyed doing this process, learning about my favorite football player was really an honor and I would love to do this all ofer again with another athlete. It was entertaining, fun, and hard at the same time.Photo credit