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This is a synopsis of my non profit that I put in our local magazine called Down South Sports
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One of the most important reasons for creating Pro-File Sports Management Company, is that a student-athlete can be so focused on making it to the professional level that they just forget that there are other opportunities out there that could be lucrative and self-fulfilling. Most sport conscientious people consider the new landscape of college sports to be athlete-students because of the lack of prepa- ration to be academically sound and focusing more on making it to the professional level of that sport of their choice. I can recall many instances in my lifetime that the athlete either became hurt, lost eligibility, or just lost their scholarship because of sub-par grades and misbehavior on their part. After that, they became reclusive, angry, and ultimately, a detriment to himself and society because the student-athlete became obsessed wifh making it to the professional level. Only 1% of college athletes even make it to the pros. After not being able to fulfill the dreams of making it to the professional level, they become filled with rage and self-doubt. Sometimes this leads to situations in which they may revert to crime or other types of behavior which could lead to costly decision-making problems in their life. It is not to say that a student-athlete should not strive to make it to the professional level, but should be realistic and true to themselves about the possibilities of making it to the pros. Longevity in professional sports is short and fleeting, but obtaining a degree and acquiring knowledge stays with a student-athlete for the rest of their lives. I feel that being prepared academically at the high school level, and using that academic foundation to succeed at the collegiate level will increase a student-athlete's opportunities to succeed in life. This program will help them focus not just on academics, but the issues that student-athletes will face once they enter college. P.S.M.C. will offer seminars on various subjects that are directly related to our student-athletes in this day and age of collegiate and professional sports. If your school or group feels that the role of the student-athlete needs to be redirected in a positive manner, please feel free to contact P.S.M.C. for consultation and arrangements. Pro-File Sports Management Company Basketball, Football, Baseball & Soccer Perry Boler, III-President 20 Longwood Dr. Monroe, Louisiana 71203 Home: (318) 855-6506 Cell: (318) 789-5873 .Mail: [email protected] Non-Profit Corporation ete is only half the Goal" ••••. ,. Sf'"' -.,. ••••• About the Founder: In 1995, Igraduated from Western Carolina University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administra- tion. Mr concentration consisted of management, marketing, and office administration. I have over 12 years 0 sales, marketing, and management skills during the course of my career. I have a deep love for the business of sports and the importance of the student- athlete. I knew during my sophomore year of college that Iwanted to be involved in the sport business. I have Master's Degree in sport administration from Grambling State University with a 3.92 average. I am now starting my doctorate program at University of the Rockies with a Concentration in Organizational Leadership. Page 16 • DownSouth Sports
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One of the most important reasons for creating Pro-File Sports Management Company, is that astudent-athlete can be so focused on making it to the professional level that they just forget that thereare other opportunities out there that could be lucrative and self-fulfilling. Most sport conscientiouspeople consider the new landscape of college sports to be athlete-students because of the lack of prepa-ration to be academically sound and focusing more on making it to the professional level of that sport oftheir choice. I can recall many instances in my lifetime that the athlete either became hurt, lost eligibility,or just lost their scholarship because of sub-par grades and misbehavior on their part. After that, theybecame reclusive, angry, and ultimately, a detriment to himself and society because the student-athletebecame obsessed wifh making it to the professional level. Only 1% of college athletes even make it tothe pros. After not being able to fulfill the dreams of making it to the professional level, they become filledwith rage and self-doubt. Sometimes this leads to situations in which they may revert to crime or othertypes of behavior which could lead to costly decision-making problems in their life. It is not to say that astudent-athlete should not strive to make it to the professional level, but should be realistic and true tothemselves about the possibilities of making it to the pros. Longevity in professional sports is short andfleeting, but obtaining a degree and acquiring knowledge stays with a student-athlete for the rest of theirlives.

I feel that being prepared academically at the high school level, and using that academic foundation tosucceed at the collegiate level will increase a student-athlete's opportunities to succeed in life. Thisprogram will help them focus not just on academics, but the issues that student-athletes will face oncethey enter college. P.S.M.C. will offer seminars on various subjects that are directly related to ourstudent-athletes in this day and age of collegiate and professional sports. If your school or group feelsthat the role of the student-athlete needs to be redirected in a positive manner, please feel freeto contact P.S.M.C. for consultation and arrangements.

Pro-File Sports Management CompanyBasketball, Football, Baseball & Soccer

Perry Boler, III - President20 Longwood Dr.Monroe, Louisiana 71203Home: (318) 855-6506Cell: (318) 789-5873.Mail: [email protected] Corporation

ete is only half the Goal" ••••.,. Sf'"' -.,. •••••

About the Founder:In 1995, I graduated from Western Carolina University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administra-tion. Mr concentration consisted of management, marketing, and office administration. I have over 12years 0 sales, marketing, and management skills during the course of my career. I have a deep love forthe business of sports and theimportance of the student-athlete. I knew during mysophomore year of college thatI wanted to be involved in thesport business. I have Master'sDegree in sport administrationfrom Grambling State Universitywith a 3.92 average. I am nowstarting my doctorate programat University of the Rockies witha Concentration inOrganizational Leadership.

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