Nope, not an accident at all. In fact his death was quite purposeful. Necessary you might say.
Not as a profession, but he wrote a journal and a few letters that gained wide notoriety at the time.
He was an interesting man. Genius level intelligence also.
Nope. Never active duty. Was deployed once to Cuba during his 5 year enlistment. The rest of the time he was here in the US.
Kinda like what Jordan did for the NBA. I watched with my dad during the Isaiah Thomas, Bird, Magic years, but never really enjoyed NBA basketball until Jordan.
Edit: I find the NBA to be unwatchable now.
I honestly think it’s the players. Specifically guys like Lebron, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant. Also the way it’s marketed. I feel like the kids like to wear their sneakers and their clothing.
I was thinking maybe Dick Fosbury because he revolutionized the way the high jump was done 🤷🏾♂️
I’m thinking of a person...
White male, American, dead...
Interesting. As my job entails being able to quickly build rapport with students who I am evaluating, I have found to 70-80% of the time sports are my “inroad” with male students. I guess less so with female students.
I have found that kids today seem to be HUGE into NBA basketball which I’m not really a fan of, so I have to study up from time to time.
I’m not too afraid of their running game, but they have a lot of weapons in the passing game. I’d expect a lot of 2 deep safeties vs Herbert and his bad haircut. Blitz occasionally to keep him off rhythm. Double Keenan Allen.