Correlation doesn’t prove causation. Good physical health and fitness both make one more attractive on balance. Any professional or major college athlete is obviously going to be healthy and very fit. Therefore a disproportionate number of athletes will be attractive. Throw in the fact that pros have large incomes and can afford expensive grooming, clothing, etc. and it skews the effect even further.No. But he's right. Good looks are a pretty good indicator of success in almost every walk of life. Sports is no different. The best athletes are almost always attractive. Very rarely will be a superstar QB or NBA star be objectively ugly. Just look at the GOATs. Tom Brady and Michael Jordan are by all accounts very handsome attractive men to women.
Our best players being attractive is a strong indicator of why we've been successful. And it's also a big reason why I think Joe Milton will be better than Hendon Hooker next year. Milton has the look of a future superstar QB. Plus he has the physical tools. To me he's as good a bet as any QB in college right now to be a superstar in the NFL.
No, I think those are just athletes who happen to be attractive, not the other way around
A few members of the Manning family prove otherwise. Not real pretty, but played some real fine football.
Larry. Bird.So you just think it's chance that the two most winning athletes in modern American sports history also happen to be two of the most facially attractive?
Also if you include the likes of Kobe Bryant, Wilt Chamberlain, etc., the most dominant athletes of all-time are disproportionately attractive. Very few GOATs are simply average looking let alone ugly.
By the way one of the reasons for this is biology. The most dominant men tend to have high testosterone levels and those in turn lead to features women find attractive. So in a biological sense it does make sense for why the best athletes tend to also be attractive. So its not an observation without any scientific logic behind it.
If he shows improvement next year it’s because of his hard work and coaching. His appearance has nothing to do with it.
OP, try this post again, but on the Lady Vols Forum using gender appropriate examples.
Someone will be along Sunday morning to pick up your cyber carcass.
Correlation doesn’t prove causation. Good physical health and fitness both make one more attractive on balance. Any professional or major college athlete is obviously going to be healthy and very fit. Therefore a disproportionate number of athletes will be attractive. Throw in the fact that pros have large incomes and can afford expensive grooming, clothing, etc. and it skews the effect even further.
Johnny Manziel.. he’s the ugliest dude I’ve ever seen lol
You are a persistent little booger aren’t you?Agreed. It's why he was such a monumental bust in the NFL. As Jay-Z once said " only so long fake thugs can pretend ".
I keep mentioning pro success because the timeline to being all-time great in professional sports is far longer than in college. In college, two great seasons can make you a legend. Two great seasons in the NFL can lead you to becoming the next Baker Mayfield.
Ugly athletes who skate by in college typically get exposed in the pros.
No but he sure gave it a big thumbs upIs this @Dobbs 4 Heisman ?
Vindication? Did you mean validation?OP girl, you’re right. Once I had enough vindication from girls my age, I developed an attitude around the “fact” that I’m good looking and it changed my life, really. However, this team seems mature beyond their years. The humble college ballers always seem to be the best, in the long run. See: Tebow vs Manziel