Oh....and ESPN took down your video, bro.

ESPN is getting smarter. Hanging out at the ChiefsPlanet to get their stories.

He liked art. You can teach with it or further your own art career.

Welp...someone provide me with a new link and I will update the OP.

I didn't know that. I actually think that's cool as hell and sets him apart from all the business/communications majors out there in the athletics world.

Art and English IIRC

Lol coming from an art student, you have no idea what you're talking about. Its pretty amazing that he was able to handle all of the projects and still focus on football.

Art is the hardest course in the history of courses.

You just have alot of homework/projects in college art courses. Not to mention more than half the classes you take are the same classes everyone is required to take.

He's an English major, not art.

Backtracking....backtracking...even you sound pathetic now. You're so weak. Have some resolve dude. Geez.

Everyone's major sounds easy.

All I ever did was play piano all day in college. How hard could it have been?

College students who major in one of the fine arts have to use their time very wisely. The number of hours that must be invested in that field of study very likely surpasses some of the "tough" majors that people think would be so grueling and difficult.

Yes, college only ever is what you put into it. You can ALWAYS study that extra hour or research this extra thing on the side. I'm talking about doing the bare minimum work to make the grades and the credit hours.

There's a very good reason that Geno chose English instead of Art for his major-- time. He was spending all his time on football. If he tried combining that dedication to football with art, the results wouldn't have been very aesthetically pleasing at all.

Exactly. I just graduated in December with a BFA in Graphic Design. Art classes are very time consuming and you are at the school later than almost everyone.

Me and you just need to accept that our team is drafting Geno and there is nothing we can do about it.

It looks like he drops his shoulder a little more than you'd like when he writes on a white board. And is he leaning up against the board because of balance issues or does he just need to get close so he can see what he's writing with his bad eyes?