PHILADELPHIA – The alarm sounds at 6 a.m. Time to get up, you have a full day ahead. As a college football player you need to eat, you need to work out, you need to meet with academic advisors and attend class – and that's just a normal everyday occurrence in the offseason. Throw in the days that you and your teammates decide to watch film or work on football drills, and there's little time for yourself.
No one would blame you if you want to spend time with your friends, be by yourself, or get off your feet.