MLB Pitcher | Arizona State University PMR: Name 3 things an athlete needs to be successful. Trevor: The ability to adapt, a process-oriented mindset, and a killer instinct. PMR: When it's all said and done and you move on to be successful in the next phase of your life, how would teammates you respected remember you as a teammate? Trevor: I hope as a team-first guy. Somebody that they wanted in their corner. PMR: Knowing what you know now in your career, what do you

NFL Offensive Lineman | University of Colorado PMR: Name 3 things an athlete needs to be successful. Daniel: 1) Motive; a sense of purpose. 2) great attitude 3) confidence PMR: How do you manage adversity or what tools do you use in dealing with adversity? Daniel: I try to have a one play mentality. If I mess up or fail on a rep or play, I try to learn from it so I can bounce back stronger. Understand that it’s ok to make a mistake because that’s how you learn. PMR:

Pro Pitcher | Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks - Japan PMR: Name 3 things an athlete needs to be successful. Dennis: Drive, mental focus and confidence PMR: How do you manage adversity or what tools do you use in dealing with adversity? Dennis - You have to understand you will fail a lot but you it’s how you respond. Don’t point fingers but look in the mirror. PMR: When it's all said and done and you move on to be successful in the next phase of your life, how would teammates y

Oregon State | Wide Receiver PMR: Name 3 things an athlete needs to be successful. Timmy: Trust in self, teammates, and coaches. Willing to play any role even when that role is not what you want. Not compare yourself to others but only to your former self. PMR: When it's all said and done and you move on to be successful in the next phase of your life, how would teammates you respected remember you as a teammate? Timmy: Hard worker with a positive attitude who alway

NFL Cornerback | Boise State PMR: Name 3 things an athlete needs to be successful. J.T.: A good support system, work ethic, mental toughness PMR: When it's all said and done and you move on to be successful in the next phase of your life, how would teammates you respected remember you as a teammate? J.T.: I think they would remember me as I really hard worker. That I was someone who was selfless. I’ve always felt a chip on my shoulder and I never want to leave the

NFL Quarterback | Michigan State PMR: Name 3 things an athlete needs to be successful. Drew: Self-motivation, discipline, and humility. PMR: Do you have a mentor or someone you look up to for guidance going through the process? Drew: Yes. You can only survive on your own for a while. Then it becomes a matter of learning from other's mistakes or success. PMR: How do you manage adversity or what tools do you use in dealing with adversity? Drew: Control the controllabl

Shortstop | Pittsburgh Pirates PMR: Who or what motivates you to pursue your goals? COLE: My main goal in life from the time I was 5 years old was to be a major league shortstop. Everyday I wake up, I get closer to realizing that dream. That alone excites me and pushes me to be the best I can be and to continue working. I want that for myself and I want that for my family. I know that if I take care of what I can control on a daily basis, that it's going to put me in