When the BoTC staff stumbled upon an article about K-State favorite Jordy Nelson and his experience with being a high school athlete, we were curious to see what he had to say. From reading the article, it was less about being a high school athlete and more universal as to show hard work and determination are more important than just talent. The other underlying message of the article? A war on kids playing video games. While most of us at BoTC indulge in the occasional video game or two, we wanted to discuss this idea that playing outside more makes you a better person.
Jordy Nelson: No Video Games, Go Outside
