Any robots here played sports? >Team, sport >How long >Position

Bump I refuse to believe that no one else here can into sports.

My uni encourages all students to join a sports club or society to make friends and all that

>Join badminton and swimming club
>Turn up to both every week
>Only a quarter of the members ever turn up
>Nobody speaks
>Entire tournaments of badminton with nobody talking to each other
>Final year club leaders only talk to each other off in the corner
>Swimming club doesn't even fucking turn up
>People not turning up at all after the first few weeks
>tfw we had another suicide over Christmas

Living the uni life lads

>>34072799
>basketball
>6 years and counting only starting taking it serious a year ago
>forward
>Helped me be tougher mentally and be more courageous, helped me also stay calm when under immense pressure, also got /fit/

>just got offered a scholarship, will see where it goes from there

and yes I am black

>>34073221
Op here, I'm Jewish but denounced my religion and all that shit. Weird as fuck being a Jewish football man.

>>34072799

Rugby at secondary school (equivalent to middle and high school)

7 years

Prop - for those unfamiliar with rugby, they need big guys to add weight, much like American football. I was (still am) fat, so it worked for me.

I think that it helped me avoid being labelled a complete loser. I went to a very nice school where there wasn't much bullying or violence, but there were still cliques. I felt moderately accepted by the 'cool kids'. Most of them were pretty decent to me because I worked hard at the sport, which won their respect. Nonetheless, I didn't socialise with any of them outside of matches/training.

I never accomplished anything, really. I did my job and tried my best, but I was never much good with the ball so avoided it at all costs. I guess it's just something that I could put on a CV as normie-fodder.


I also played on the university chess team. That was a fun experience, but there wasn't much more to it than meeting other teams and sitting in silence for a couple of hours. Again, looks good on CV.