Football Q and A

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Isabella Ghahtani, Staff Writer

What are you looking forward to? Why?

I’m looking forward to seeing how the team progresses moving forward. I feel as if the seniors laid the foundation for a successful future for the program.

Do you have any superstitions?

I have no superstitions, but I have a routine I follow before every game.

What’s your favorite memory from football? Why?

There wasn’t really a specific memory, but every day just being around my teammates was special. I cherish every moment I spent with them my last year.

Who’s your favorite football player? Why?

Ray Lewis. To start, he played my position. His outlook on the game is exactly my mentality going into how I prepare and play.

Do you plan to continue playing football?

Yes. I have many scholarship opportunities and plan to commit during December.

How long have you been playing football?

Since seventh grade, so for about six years.

What are your goals for this season?

I just wanted to be the best I could be and have fun while doing it.

What have you learned from football?

There’s honestly so much I learned from football. The sport itself has so many lessons you learn and only if you played you would understand. In no other sport do you get knocked down every play and are expected to get back up. It’s taught me so much that I can’t even express all the life lessons.

What advice do you have for people who want to join the team?

It’s a lot of hard work, but, in the end, it’s really worth it. The memories and bond you create are amazing, and you will not experience anything else like Friday night lights.

Is football your favorite sport? Why or why not?

Yes, I quit all the other sports I used to play to focus on football. It’s my number one passion and love. Nothing else compares to it.