Wood has similar aspirations for the club he oversees. Long-term, he imagines a gambling den in the school where access is available to all. "I want people to be able to compete in esports who do not have a console in your home," Wood said. Velazquez's victory may mean more than video game success. The teen said for a lot of his life he had considered trade school as his second move after graduation. The current win has him considering competing in esports at the collegiate level.
Otherwise, Velazquez hopes that he could hang his hat helping expand aggressive gaming chances for future generations of pupils. "If I help (esports) become bigger for kids that are in elementary and come up to Lake Stevens High School, which would be cool," Velazquez said. "It might be a big thing."
Smith, who finished with that eye-opening stat lineup despite not playing in the second half of Alabama's blowout win after dislocating his finger, will be back in the national spotlight on Thursday night in the NFL Draft in Cleveland, where he's almost sure to be chosen with an early first-round pick.
The fourth wide receiver in history to win the Heisman after completing his senior season with 1,856 yards receiving and 23 TDs, Smith realized the need to be proactive about caring for his body during his time at Alabama. That being the situation, that the 22-year-old, who reportedly weighed at 166 pounds in the NFL's medical checkup in Indianapolis earlier this month, has signed on as the brand new athlete ambassador for booming tech wellness company Therabody, whose products we have written about extensively.
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