Cole Marcoux was just another unheard off player until few days back when he got into a TV series which put him under limelight and gave him a chance to attend Dartmouth to play at the U.S. Army all American Bowl .
He was just another quarterback prospect from the Upper West Side of Manhattan who attended a football training camp in Chester, Pa., to get a bit of summer workout.
One fine day a reality TV show made seven quarterbacks dressed in red who had already been cast inFox Sports Net reality series called “The Ride,” stand on one side of the field and the unpopular rest, including Marcoux, wore blue on the field’s other end. The point was to make the red team players play and earn points from a panel of jury to play at the in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday in San Antonio.
Strangely Marcoux’s strong throw caught the panel’s attention insipte of him being in the blue team. The very next moment “Would you like to be in a reality series?” said Rich McGuinness, the president of All-American Games. And an ecstaticMarcoux said yes and made his way from Ivy League recruit from the Bronx’s elite Fieldston School to Dartmouth where he is expected to enroll.
As the winner of “The Ride,” Marcoux will have the time of his life at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl as he will be playing with all the top notch players in the game.
Marcoux you lucky boy!
He was just another quarterback prospect from the Upper West Side of Manhattan who attended a football training camp in Chester, Pa., to get a bit of summer workout.
One fine day a reality TV show made seven quarterbacks dressed in red who had already been cast inFox Sports Net reality series called “The Ride,” stand on one side of the field and the unpopular rest, including Marcoux, wore blue on the field’s other end. The point was to make the red team players play and earn points from a panel of jury to play at the in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday in San Antonio.
Strangely Marcoux’s strong throw caught the panel’s attention insipte of him being in the blue team. The very next moment “Would you like to be in a reality series?” said Rich McGuinness, the president of All-American Games. And an ecstaticMarcoux said yes and made his way from Ivy League recruit from the Bronx’s elite Fieldston School to Dartmouth where he is expected to enroll.
As the winner of “The Ride,” Marcoux will have the time of his life at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl as he will be playing with all the top notch players in the game.
Marcoux you lucky boy!
taken from: entertainmentandshowbiz.com
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