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What was George’s physical appearance like during the face-off?
What was George’s physical appearance like during the face-off?
- He wore pads and a helmet.
- He had cut-off sleeves and sculpted arms. (correct)
- He appeared unfit and slow.
- He was bulky and short.
Which aspect of George's personality surprised the coaching staff when they met him?
Which aspect of George's personality surprised the coaching staff when they met him?
- His quiet and humble demeanor. (correct)
- His aggressive attitude.
- His loud and boisterous behavior.
- His overwhelming confidence.
What did George's mother show the coaches that represented his character?
What did George's mother show the coaches that represented his character?
- A signed letter from a famous athlete.
- A paperweight with a quote from Benjamin Franklin. (correct)
- His trophy for sportsmanship.
- A photo album of his childhood.
How did George's choice of college surprise those around him?
How did George's choice of college surprise those around him?
What was noted about George's playing style during games?
What was noted about George's playing style during games?
What aspect of George's leadership style was highlighted?
What aspect of George's leadership style was highlighted?
What nickname was given to Mario St.George Boiardi?
What nickname was given to Mario St.George Boiardi?
Who did George stay with during his recruiting visit to Cornell?
Who did George stay with during his recruiting visit to Cornell?
What impression did George give during his first face-off appearance?
What impression did George give during his first face-off appearance?
Which school did George's father graduate from?
Which school did George's father graduate from?
What was a characteristic of George's personality that stood out to his coaching staff during their first encounter?
What was a characteristic of George's personality that stood out to his coaching staff during their first encounter?
Which quote was significant to George's character as mentioned by his mother?
Which quote was significant to George's character as mentioned by his mother?
How did George's athletic ability manifest during games according to the coaching staff?
How did George's athletic ability manifest during games according to the coaching staff?
What was the unexpected aspect of George's college choice?
What was the unexpected aspect of George's college choice?
What does the description of George's playing style imply about his impact during games?
What does the description of George's playing style imply about his impact during games?
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Study Notes
Mario St. George Boiardi (George)
- Known as George; distinguished by a fierce, warrior-like presence on the field.
- Impressive physicality: tall, athletic, fit, with cut-off sleeves and sculpted arms.
- Exceptional skill as a long-stick midfielder; recognized as one of the top in the nation.
- Remarkable speed and tenacity; swift runner with powerful collisions akin to a truck.
Off-Field Persona
- Contrasts with on-field demeanor: soft-spoken, quiet, and humble in nature.
- Displays quiet leadership; significant influence through actions rather than words.
- Inspired by a quote from Benjamin Franklin gifted by his father: “Well done is better than well said,” reflecting his character.
Recruitment to Cornell University
- Attended Cornell despite expectations of joining Princeton, his father's alma mater.
- Princeton's coach had a strong desire for George to join their team, making his choice surprising.
- During his recruitment visit, stayed with former high school classmate Billy Fort.
- Hosting policy required the host to give their bed to recruits; Billy gave George his bed, embodying team culture.
Impact of Gestures
- George appreciated the act of sharing the bed as indicative of Cornell's genuine interest.
- Recognized it as a reflection of the team's culture and values.
- His perspective on such gestures highlights his unique character and maturity beyond typical young men.
Mario St. George Boiardi (George)
- Known as George; distinguished by a fierce, warrior-like presence on the field.
- Impressive physicality: tall, athletic, fit, with cut-off sleeves and sculpted arms.
- Exceptional skill as a long-stick midfielder; recognized as one of the top in the nation.
- Remarkable speed and tenacity; swift runner with powerful collisions akin to a truck.
Off-Field Persona
- Contrasts with on-field demeanor: soft-spoken, quiet, and humble in nature.
- Displays quiet leadership; significant influence through actions rather than words.
- Inspired by a quote from Benjamin Franklin gifted by his father: “Well done is better than well said,” reflecting his character.
Recruitment to Cornell University
- Attended Cornell despite expectations of joining Princeton, his father's alma mater.
- Princeton's coach had a strong desire for George to join their team, making his choice surprising.
- During his recruitment visit, stayed with former high school classmate Billy Fort.
- Hosting policy required the host to give their bed to recruits; Billy gave George his bed, embodying team culture.
Impact of Gestures
- George appreciated the act of sharing the bed as indicative of Cornell's genuine interest.
- Recognized it as a reflection of the team's culture and values.
- His perspective on such gestures highlights his unique character and maturity beyond typical young men.
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