Not wanting to stay up late and play the game or whatever , but just do really what your body is telling you it needs . I will say some challenges I faced where everyone around me really getting the glory and me not really going anywhere , you know , after my junior year of football , I didn't really , I didn't have a single offer , not a single interest , nothing like that . So going into my senior year , I just kept tunnel vision , not look at everyone else around me and stay on my own path to Then eventually blow up and get a lot of offers to where I could finally go to college and , you know .
Um , everything you do should be intentional , it should have a reason why . Even if you don't feel like doing it , it's like a need , you need to do it if you want , if you say you have these goals , you need to do this stuff to actually achieve those goals , so . I would say really just , you know , choose your , your further future than like what you want now , um , make a lot of sacrifices for what you want in the in the in the future .
set myself up for a better life . My recruitment process had a lot of ups and downs . Um , I started off pretty late , you know , freshman year , sophomore year .
To start early , um , I think my biggest regret as an athlete was , I would think I have to wait till I started to really act like I wanted to go to Division One or wait until I , you know , was better than everyone , but it really starts when you're when you're not , um , you're not just gonna rock it shoot up out of nowhere and become the best . You have to start young and be intentional of what you want to do and how you want to do it . So I would say have a routine early .
Um , you can start as early as you want , um , and I would say that's my personal biggest regret is not starting that as early as I wanted to . So I would say really just starting early and it's really a race of who can mature faster , so just mature and try to be the best part you can . My name is Adress Cotton .
