DTLR & Morgan State Alum Visanthe Shiancoe Celebrates His Birthday & Invite Baltimore-Area Teens to
Written by media relations
Tuesday, 07 June 2011 07:17
DTLR & Morgan State Alum Visanthe Shiancoe Invite Baltimore-Area Teens to Register for DTLR Free, One-Day Football Clinic •Free one-day clinic offers kids hands-on skills taught by Shiancoe, professional players & experts
•Parents and students receive information on SAT/ACT prep and the recruiting process
•Only 300 slots available; so, pre-registration is strongly encouraged.
•Registration details can be found at www.dtlr.com
Baltimore (MD) - June 3, 2011 - Urban retailer DTLR and Morgan State alumni Visanthe Shiancoe are inviting Baltimore-area student athletes who will enter grades 7 - 12 in school year 2011 - 2012 to register for the DTLR Football Clinic, hosted by Shiancoe. The free, one-day clinic will allow participants to enhance their current skills and learn more about the college recruiting process and will be held on June 18 at Morgan State University (1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore) from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Maryland, Georgetown, Howard, American, George Washington, Bowie State, and heck, George Mason has not experienced a student who violated any school honor code or committed an action to get kicked off one of their programs at their institution (at least in my life time). But if one of these institutions were to face a situation of a player violating a code or the law in a major way, would they remove that individual from their program despite how good and important he or she may be with the opportunity of winning a title like BYU?
They say that everything is bigger in Texas and to some degree that maybe true. It certainly looks that way because of the sheer mass of the thing. While in land size Texas is ranked second only to Alaska, many of its residents like to think they're second to none when it comes to everything that matters including it's football.
Two years ago the The Cowboys/Eagles Monday Night Game on ESPN drew the largest ratings ever to that date for a cable broadcast. So how did it become that the Dallas Cowboys are one of the most popular sports franchises in the world in such a short amount of time? The answer comes down to two words, former Cowboys GM Tex Schramm.
