Every athlete loves posting the highlights.
This summer wasn’t one of them.
Fractured thumb.
Surgery.
Cast.
Now it’s physical therapy, earning my clearance, and doing everything I can to be ready for Week 1.
Adversity is part of the journey. The comeback starts now. 💪🏽🏈 #NoBreaks26
Thank you @ciege81 and the entire Texas Longhorns staff for a great camp experience. Grateful for the opportunity to learn, compete, and get better. Hook ’Em 🤘🏽🏈 #TexasFootball#ClassOf2029@CTJFootball
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Not everybody starts with the same resources or knowledge… some of us are learning as we go. But the grind hits different when you’re building your own path
“PWO” means Preferred Walk-On.
Being a PWO is one of the most expensive path in college football.
But let’s be clear.
Very rarely does a PWO turn into a full scholarship. You’re responsible for the full cost of attendance while meeting all athletic requirements just to stay on the roster.
For the select few who eventually get awarded a scholarship, it can be worth it.
Just keep this in mind.
Student loans are very real.
Is the opportunity worth the cost for your situation?
@BL33TV What if the athlete gets free tuition from military veteran education benefits or academic scholarships, would PWO be a better option if you want to play for a particular school? Do you get to pocket the scholarship money if the tuition is already covered?