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What is the Most valuable 1990 fleer football card?
Emmitt Smith
Who is the most valuable player named Mike in football history"?
The most valuable player named Mike in football history is likely Mike Singletary, a Hall of Fame linebacker who played for the Chicago Bears.
In 2001 who was voted Northwestern Football's most valuable player?
Zak Kustok
Why is discipline so important in football?
Sports help build discipline among the players.As they are to undergo rigirous training within a time frame, it helps them to perform their duties in a disciplied way.
What is the most valuable card in the 1972 Topps Football Set?
#200 Roger Staubach
What is the most valuable football shirt in the world?
Adrian Peterson autograph Pro bowl shirt
Which college football team is the most valuable according to forbes?
Notre Dame-101 million
What is more valuable bravery or discipline?
discipline is by far the best character trait...the brave person may be brave but are their actions consistent with what you need to accomplish? The disciplined person may not be brave but he or she will have the self control to confront issues which need to be dealt with even if they are afraid...
Is a video game a good gift for kids?
It depends on what video game it is and the discipline of the child. Video games can be educational and played in moderation it may be a valuable gift.
Did Gerald Ford play pro football?
University of Michigan. He was a star football player and was voted the team's "most valuable player" in 1934. University of Michigan. He was a star football player and was voted the team's "most valuable player" in 1934.
What does the army have to offer?
The army offers many things tat are valuable to people. The army offers discipline and can provide a way for people to pay for school and get health benefits.
How do you control your 9 year old?
well there is not a certain way, everyone has there own way of discipline if i were you take there most valuable things away or spank them what ever suits you.
