because he is a FB scholly player, he has to sit out for FB. He could 'jump' right into the BB team without sitting or even the golf team. Or in this case the track team.
someone, please correct me if I am wrong.
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because he is a FB scholly player, he has to sit out for FB. He could 'jump' right into the BB team without sitting or even the golf team. Or in this case the track team.
someone, please correct me if I am wrong.
-keep.
He is running unattached. He would still have to sit out a year for track, if I read correctly earlier.
That's the truth. I can't imagine being in this major along with doing a college sport. My grades would definitly fall.... fast.
I had a friend in college who did shot-put unattached. It means that they are still eligible to compete at the NCAA level but for whatever reason they are not eligible to compete at a specific school. So instead, they compete unaffiliated with any school.
im not so sure kinesiology is that hard... my friend is a kinesiology major, and he is probably one of the least intelligent people i know. long story short, he never does homework and is on the deans list. architecture is pretty hard, as is any kind of engineering or science. id say that business or hhp are the easiest.
Word on the street is Bo is leaving, expect an press conference in Jan of 2011 to announce it.:biglaugh:
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It really depends on what "option" you go into. If you are in the P.E. teacher or health promotion options, its a breeeze. Otherwise, your schedule consists of a lot of Physiology, Biomechanics, and Motor Control.
So, i guess if you're really good at physics, learning about the brain down to the cellular level, and learning about every cell in your body and how/why it works, then yeah, its easy.
p.s. when graduating from Kinesiology and Health, you earn a Bachelors of Science. About 90% of the classes are science, minus the two options i previously mentioned.
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I graduated in '06 through the PE option. Physiology, Biomechanics, and motor control were classes that all options within EXSP have to take. Yes, some of the specific PE classes were easy and fun (who doesn't want to 'learn' how to play and teach all different kinds of games and sports). But many were difficult too. Anybody know which option Bo is in?
