That was surprising. A lot of us weren't very sure of ourselves, playing against a club like this. We've never done that before, so we were a little shaky, a little nervous.
I was not trying to be nosy or anything, but perspiration just tells you something.
I pick sports based on facility availability, the variety of games, and to maximize participation, not to encourage the competitive spirit to extremes like winning at all costs. I don't want players to sacrifice the credibility of their witness for Christ.
How was I supposed to do my work while someone is looking at such stuff next to me?
I want to get the word out to people about Intramurals. Not just the players who are there semester-in and semester-out, but to the people who don't think Intramurals is for them, but they're willing to give it a shot.
I could sit around all day picking stocks I know would return 10% to 15% per year, but that's boring and not very profitable. Finding undervalued or 'forgotten' companies is what makes investing fun.
