What Separates Young Phenoms From Their Peers? | 7/10/24

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
  • Dan Patrick and the Danettes discuss what they think separate young phenoms in sports from their peers
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  • @mcleanse1382
    @mcleanse1382 19 дней назад +6

    Jeff George comes to mind, super gifted but didn't want to work on being better like other great quarterbacks did.

  • @stingrey1571
    @stingrey1571 18 дней назад +2

    i'll never forget, i was in summer school in college. i went to the gym to shoot some hoops, just play around.
    in the gym there was father yelling at his two daughters, who had to be 10 and 12 respectively, crossover dribbling the length the floor and back over and over.

  • @josephgreenberg2063
    @josephgreenberg2063 11 дней назад

    Gretzky might have been the greatest teen phenom to be the greatest ever. Wayne Rooney, Limale, Messi, Pele: all 16 year old international soccer stars. Willie Mays was a pro at 16. Armand DuPlantis was a 17 year old Olympic pole vaulter and is now a 6 time world record holder at 24.

  • @MrBuckeye1405
    @MrBuckeye1405 18 дней назад

    Crazy thing is Cooper flag reclassified and graduated HS a year early. He should be going into Sr year instead of enrolling at Duke.

  • @zsefton
    @zsefton 18 дней назад

    Dara Torres wasn't a phenom. She had incredible longevity. Female olympian at 41 is insane.

  • @deirdrechilds2288
    @deirdrechilds2288 18 дней назад

    I always wonder if Venus or Serena would could have been good at other sports 🤔

  • @SoonerFan109
    @SoonerFan109 18 дней назад

    Adrian Peterson was a phenom in my opinion.