Olympian Michael Phelps To Coach At Arizona State University
Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, intends to join Arizona State University as a volunteer assistant coach during the 2016-17 season, according to theArizona Republic. That will follow his presumed retirement after the 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil, where Sports Illustrated sees him as a gold medal favorite in three individual events.
Phelps — who is 30 — moved to Arizona to train with Bob Bowman, the coach he has worked with for almost two decades. Under Bowman's tutelage, Phelps won 22 metals, including 18 gold. While he briefly retired after the 2012 London Olympics, he announced last year he would resume training.
Will the curriculum be drunken debauchery or how to avoid D.U.I roadblocks? I'm curious as to why he would be placed in the capacity of a role model among highly impressionable teens who undoubtedly know his history with drinking and driving in Md. Another step to de-sensitize history and hide the facts of wrong-doing!
That's because ASU is a party school.
ReplyDeleteYou would have thought Colorado State where the dope is legal...
ReplyDeleteWill the curriculum be drunken debauchery or how to avoid D.U.I roadblocks? I'm curious as to why he would be placed in the capacity of a role model among highly impressionable teens who undoubtedly know his history with drinking and driving in Md. Another step to de-sensitize history and hide the facts of wrong-doing!
ReplyDeletehe needed to move far away to get away from his tranny girlfriend. That's been a big embarrassment to him.
ReplyDeleteHe going to show them how he smokes dope, and kisses his trans gender girlfriend?
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