Inside a Two-A-Day Schedule - from the Liberty official site

[SuperJon]

Our SID spent an entire day, from 6:30am to 11pm with our team during a two-a-day. He shows everything that goes into a two-a-day schedule. It's the best thing I've read on a college site in a while. Oh yea, it's a lot of pictures, so it's not a ton of reading.


For those who think the life of a student-athlete is easy, LibertyFlames.com is here to dispel the rumor. A common myth for those unfamiliar with collegiate athletics is the student-athlete is pampered and given the easy route to a higher education.

However, that misnomer is probably as far from the truth as possible. Between early morning workouts, a full slate of classes, afternoon practices and evening study sessions, the average student-athlete works harder preparing for a vocation than when they graduate and transition into the working world.

http://www.libertyflames.com/index.cfm?PID=10869&newsID=1599&TeamID=

[Go...gate]

That is a really good look inside a fall camp!

[SuperJon]

I think it's something all fans, of any school, should read. We love our schools, we appreciate our players, but I don't really think we appreciate what they go through until you see something like that.

[lc83]

That schedule is basically the same for Butler University except BU starts earlier and our practices are longer. A lot of the stuff is exactly the same like the laundry cubical wall and ice bath buckets. I never thought about how other teams do it. We even get gatorade at night meetings like in those pics.

[rmutv]

Two-a-day practices at Robert Morris include more time on the field than what was shown with Liberty. At least, according to the posted schedule. The days with just one practice seem to have more meetings.

[andy7171]

Brings back nightmares. Good stuff SuperJon.