Well honestly, anything they want, but usually a sports related major.
Here's an Example: Colt McCoy, Texas Longhorn's Quarterback 2006-2009, Major: Sports Management...
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∙ 9y agoyou can play as much as you want but you have to work very hard and make sure you are on time for every game and practice
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∙ 13y agoYes you can but you have to graduate high school. for example football for boys and like Cheerleading for girls,
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Richard Billingsley has written: 'Major college football, 1982' -- subject(s): College sports, Football, Statistics 'Major college football' -- subject(s): College sports, Football, Statistics
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Fox College Sports is a group of three United States digital cable networks. Major sports it covers includes basketball, tennis, paintball, baseball, and gymnastics.
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Probably harvard, stanford, yale, and schools like that
They have sports in college to partly have more fun in college but to give entertainment in college
College sports can be followed on websites such as CBS Sports. ESPN and Fox Sports also report from college sports. Another option is to use the many twitter accounts and blogs that focus on college sports.
Vanderbilt University. source:Guiness book of sports trivia (1971)
At any YMCA which is located in just about every town
its a sports college idot
Sports Illustrated covers many sports. The professional sports it covers are mainly NFL, NBA (and WNBA), NHL, MLB, and NASCAR drivers. The amature (or college) sports are college basketball (woman's and man's), college football, and college volleyball.