Jun 11, 2018
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Honestly the best thing to do is this
Take the full ride scholarship, maximize the amount credits you can take each semester. Make sure to stay in good standing with your team and compete, but don’t worry so much about football as you do about your schooling.
Graduate as quickly as possible and if you’re good enough, maybe you can transfer to another university and get your MBA/MPA/graduate degree paid for. By that time you may have developed into a better athlete and can compete at the FBS level.
Graduate as quickly as possible and if you’re good enough, maybe you can transfer to another university and get your MBA/MPA/graduate degree paid for. By that time you may have developed into a better athlete and can compete at the FBS level.
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POLL: Hypothetical situation - if you had a son with football scholorship offers to Hawaii, Utah State, Southern Utah, or preffered walk on status with BYU what would you encourage your son to do?
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More resources, better education, travel and see unique destinations vs. premier teams, walk-ons play at BYU
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