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Dealing with adversity can be tough, but it sounds like you've already shown incredible resilience. It's great that you've found strength through prayer and hard work. Remember, it's okay to lean on the support of others, like the coaches who have encouraged and believed in you. Having a routine and focusing on your recovery and eating habits are also key for staying resilient. Keep pushing yourself, focusing on what sets you apart, and staying dedicated to your goals. You've come a long way, and you have what it takes to keep moving forward. If you ever need further advice on dealing with adversity, please feel free to ask.

Jeremiah Robinson | Youngstown State Football

Um , it's been times that I've wanted to quit and just having coaches in my area telling me to keep going , like , you'll get over , get over the hill , just keep going , trusting in you and trusting in God , and those are things that they've told me to just like keep going and push myself . Some of the challenges that I faced was uh injuries . I've dealt with injuries over the for a couple of years of football starting when I was younger in about 6th grade .

Jeremiah Robinson | Youngstown State Football

Um , we had like one way players , we didn't really have two way players , so that was pretty tough for me . And um my senior year was just tough because I didn't have any high recruitment and I didn't really have any offers so I had to push through that and um also me going to college um felt went through some adversity , um going to the D1 school and was just really underlooked coaches , uh , came in too late and stuff like that and now I'm in a , uh , I transferred to Youngstown State now where I guess that's like some adversity is entering the portal . Um , going through that , how I dealt with that , um , really spend a lot of time in prayer and doing stuff for myself , uh , putting in the work because you can't just pray and not have no works with it .

Jeremiah Robinson | Youngstown State Football

I'm really just never giving up and stay to stay true to your dream . Um , it's been times that I've wanted to quit and just having coaches in my area telling me to keep going , like , you'll get over , get over the hill , just keep going , trusting in you and trusting in God , and those are things that they've told me to just like keep going and push myself . Some of the challenges that I faced was uh injuries .

Jeremiah Robinson | Youngstown State Football

And um my senior year was just tough because I didn't have any high recruitment and I didn't really have any offers so I had to push through that and um also me going to college um felt went through some adversity , um going to the D1 school and was just really underlooked coaches , uh , came in too late and stuff like that and now I'm in a , uh , I transferred to Youngstown State now where I guess that's like some adversity is entering the portal . Um , going through that , how I dealt with that , um , really spend a lot of time in prayer and doing stuff for myself , uh , putting in the work because you can't just pray and not have no works with it . So I had put in a lot of work , put in a lot of time after hours , um , took recovery very seriously , eating habits , um , created a routine of my life , and that just brought me to where I'm at today .

Jeremiah Robinson | Youngstown State Football

Some people think that they should just keep working on skills that they are already good at , but then you're not getting any better at the things that you're weak in . So when I train on the field , I'll focus on things that I struggle in . I go back and watch my own film and see like what did I do bad and what do I need to work on , and that's what I really try to work hard on in the offseason .