(S52) PT #2 - Multi Sport Athlete

[18situaseans]

Quincy Robinson is known for his ability to run over people, so he would be best at playing hockey. Quincy has good speed, but his strength is what stands out. He would be able to dominate the ice with his size and strength, and would probably score a lot of goals as a result. Quincy would be best on offense in hockey as he could attack the defense with his size messing up their formation. If they are smart, they would get out of the way immediately and let him score. Quincy’s agility would also play a big role in him being a good hockey player. He can get around defenders easily in football, so it should translate well to the ice. He could set his teammates up for success with these moves as well, not just for himself. Overall, Quincy Robinson would be a good hockey player, but also a good rugby player as it’s mainly a size sport.

[zeagle1]

Xander Le Roux grew up in France before moving to the states to pursue American Football, so naturally he grew up playing the real version of football (soccer). He played winger, and was known amongst his youth academy for his speed and agility, as well as being surprisingly strong. While he enjoyed playing soccer (as he calls it now), he attended a youth camp put on by the ISFL and immediately fell in love with the sport of football. He was drawn to the contact of the game, and initially wanted to play running back, but eventually settled on playing cornerback and safety due to his incredible agility and his love of laying huge hits. The one on one nature of playing cornerback has spoken to Xander's inner competitor, and he loves knowing that he gets the opportunity to face off against the best and brightest athletes in the world at the wide receiver position.

[Hepha]

Well, first off, let's go over some sports that Kai wouldn't play, or at least be good at

Basketball: Ew. Forget about Kai being way too short for it. It's just way too boring of a sport. 

Ice hockey: While it's very entertaining, to say the least, Kai doesn't like the idea of a hocking puck hurling towards his face at 80 miles an hour. He had to get aligners, after all! He can't risk his smile! 

Ice skating: While he may love the sport, and even though he has the stamina, agility, and gracefulness to pull it off, he's far too old for it at this point, as it's sadly not a sport you can get into in your early 20s.

Well, I think the real answer for this is rather obvious, as soccer is the sport he started off his college career with. He has the speed, height, strength and agility to play nearly any position well, though he specialized as a winger when he did play

[kahri]

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[hotdog]

smooth green girnch would be an incredible soccer (known elsewhere as football) player because of how green his is. in most cases, soccer fields (i believe they are called pitches elsewhere) are green, which means smooth green girnch would partially or perhaps even fully blend in. if he were a cherry-picking forward, he would be able to lurk unseen and as soon as his team possesses the ball, he'd spring onsidedly towards the opposite half undetected. the offsides rule of soccer means he can't abuse this too much, but generally being able to blend in would likely be a huge advantage. the other wrinkle to be mentioned here is, of course, that he'd probably blend in for his own team as well. If his own team can't recognize that he's there, then his advantage of camouflage would be mitigated. Perhaps the best way for him to operationalize this skill would be when he has the ball himself. maybe if his green matches the pitch's green closely enough the opposing team and especially their goalie may not even see that there's a guy there at all. they'll think the ball is traveling on its own! and even if they reason through it and figure out it's SGG with the ball, they won't be able to read his movement and won't be able to anticipate anything at all. huge advantage. for this to work i guess he has to play completely naked lol

[FootballIsCool]

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[Ostaf]

Jack White has always been a huge fan of hockey. Unfortunately, in sports, it's very common to have your body type play a major role in what sports and what positions you can play. Jack White has always had a very large build so of course he's an offensive lineman. I suppose the sport he'd be able to excel best at would be sumo wrestling. Sumo wrestling is essentially the same thing as an offensive lineman. You push people around and try not to let other people push you around. Hakuhō Shō is widely considered the greatest sumo wrestler of all time (ya I had to Google that too). However, I'm confident that if Jack White ever decided to try sumo wrestling, he would easily be able to defeat Shō. Shō had 45 championships. Jack White would easily be able to get 52, coincidentally that's the same number as his rookie season (Season 52).

[LGMForever]

Scoober Bert had spent much of his life focusing on football that the simple idea of playing a second sport never even crossed his mind. Ever since making the switch to cornerback, it felt like much of his life had become so different that he wasn't the same person that he was while playing on the defensive line. He was so much quicker than he used to be, and running felt like second instinct. No longer was he quickly winded and needed to take a break after going out on a jog or anything of that sort. As a matter of fact, he reveled in the idea that he could finally be fast. To work on these skills, Scoober would be intrigued by the possibility of participating in track and field. Running was so much more fun than it used to be, that it only felt right to put those skills to use in a better manner than they used to be.

[UptownCord]

As a youngster growing up in Brooklyn, Deacon Blues had more opportunities to play basketball than any other sport. The size of the playing space compared to other sports makes it so much easier to play. Only needing a basketball and a hoop is yet another convenience not allotted by glorious gridiron football. Blues' favorite spot to get some runs in was at the famed Brooklyn Bridge Park at the courts on Pier 2.

His strength, size, and touch with his hands led to Deacon being quite the menace in the low-post, playing as a top notch pick-up ball power forward. He liked to imagine himself as the new age Charles Barkley of the courts, but alas with his size it seemed destined that football was meant to be his calling. It's alright though, Deacon is more than ok with simply ending up as one of the greatest blockers of all time. It aint much, but it's honest work.

[ComebackZak]

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