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Patterson 1 Joseph Patterson CMST 101 Mr. Lockwood Sub-Culture: Saluki Football Intro: • “BAM” is a saying thrown around a lot in our program and it stands for BE A MAN • Being a man can mean a lot of things but really emphasizes the qualities of responsibility, welcoming adversity, and embracing success. Body: I. On the team they give us many tasks that we are responsible for during the week a) Study hall/ breakfast check b) Meetings and scheduling c) Treatment d) Class Check II. He invites cooperation and competition, because he knows his self-worth and is comfortable with his capabilities. a) Fall Camp Stories b) Winning Time c) Locker room atmosphere III. We are not afraid to win and knows the value and growth that comes with losing.

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