Monday, January 14, 2013

Introduction: Aaron Snyder

My name is Aaron Snyder and I am from Fostoria, Ohio. Fostoria is about 15-20 minutes away from this wonderful institution. In High School, since I was still so short (didnt hit 5 foot until I was a Junior) I ran Cross Country, ran long distance in Track, and was apart of the second ranked bowling team in the state my junior year. I dont play any sports in college unless you count professsional beer pong a sport. I chose Brittany Griner as the female I would most like to see compete just because she is just beast compared to anyone else in all of womens college basketball. I also wouldnt mind watching any of LFL players play. And for those who dont know what the LFL is, its the Lingerie Football League. The male I chose as I would most like to watch play is the best Quarterback in the league today, Aaron Rodgers. I am a huge, huge Packers fan/part owner, and I have yet to see him start a game. I even have a tattoo of the Packers logo over my heart. Next year they play the Browns in Lambeau and plan on attending with my Browns fan of a dad. I also root for the Orlando Magic in basketball, Cleveland Indians unfortunately in baseball, and the Buckeyes in College hoops and football. But I basically bleed green and gold so the Packers are all that really matter to me in sports throughout the year. Go Pack Go.
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  1. Sport and Gender Blog - 11:30 ClassJanuary 16, 2013 at 9:42 PM

    Hi Aaron,

    How did you become a Packers fan (and part owner), especially if your dad is a Browns' fan? It sounds like a fun trip to see the Browns and Packers at Lambeau Field. I hope the Browns improve their performance over the past few years. And don't be too disheartened by the Indians. I am hopeful that Francona can make a difference. I can understand how you might want to see Brittney Griner, but do you really consider the LFL a sport? We will most likely be talking about it in class. It turned out to be a controversial topic last semester.

    This is an interesting entry but needs a bit more proofreading. I look forward to reading more of your entries.

    Dr. Spencer

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