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He is successful at sports to such a degree that his upbringing is clearly not a complete barrier to success. Yet none of the students at his high school are pr
by daveFNbuck 9y ago
He is successful at sports to such a degree that his upbringing is clearly not a complete barrier to success. Yet none of the students at his high school are proficient in english or math. This indicates that it's probably not the students' fault.
- pmorici 9y agoI'm guessing if you went and talked with the parents and peers at those schools that they would place high value on athletics and low value on academics.