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*For the Greater Good - siddhus - 12-24-2019
For the greater good
Myrtle Beach Teammates, Siddhu Sarvepally, Kacey Dream, Brock Phoenix and others were all at the beach. But for what reason you might ask? Simple. They were gonna help the community. The team had volunteered at a Myrtle Beach cleanup. Over the years, the beach had been neglected by many people, throwing their trash on the ground. But this would change now. The Buccaneers weren’t doing this for publicity, instead they knew this would help in the future for all the animals living in the environment. And they were all having a good time.1000s of loyal Buccaneers fans stormed the beach to help out and meet some of their favorite players.
This was Siddhu’s first public meeting as a professional DSFL player and he was Mcloving it. This was one of the reasons he became pro. He knew that with his greater publicity, he could convince more people to help the environment to combat global warming.
His favorite part: seeing how happy everyone was around him, enjoying themselves and joking around. This was one of the team-building events that would get them 100 percent team chemistry in NBA 2K. But in general the clean up went well. They were able to free the animals and by the end of the event, the beach looked empty with no trash whatsoever.
But now it was the fun part.
The coaching clinics. The Buccaneers didn’t include the clinics in the flyers cause they wanted to reward the fans that would come and help them clean up, not expecting a reward.
Siddhu Sarvepally lined up and competed fans in 100 yd dash’s. All the fans lined up waiting for a chance to raise the beast. But alas no one could beat him. After the dash’s he led them through the proper way to collect a ball from the QB in a handoff so they could prevent fumbles.
While this was going on, the other team joined in the fun. Brock taught some starry eyed fans how to properly throw a spiral. At the end, there were a few who were very good
The WR taught them how to make cuts properly and practiced catching the ball. They also went through how to properly read a playbook so that way fans could understand the plays properly.
The Goat Kacey Dream went through how to properly shield an opponent and how to read what the other team is running as a play.
At the end, they divided into teams and had a tournament. Each of the Buccaneers coached a team and put their weeks salary on the line. Before the game, Siddhu went to the Running Back in his team and went over some basics.
And his team went all the way to the championship where they lost at 41 - 48. That game Siddhu also played as it was a final. They lost against Brocks team as his QBing led them to glory. But it was all fun and games
Results
Team Chemistry —> 89 to 98
Skill —> 78 to 86
At the end, this was a good first charity event for Siddhu. He planned on doing more as his career became bigger and longer.
He opened up his Twitter Account today, and for his first tweet, tweeted about how happy he was about his charity expierence.
https://twitter.com/siddhusarvepal1/status/...6863073280?s=21
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*For the Greater Good - AdamS - 12-24-2019
the greater good
*For the Greater Good - scorycory - 12-24-2019
The greater good
*For the Greater Good - SwagSloth - 12-24-2019
Good is good. Lesser, greater, middling… Makes no difference. The degree is arbitary. The definition’s blurred. If I’m to choose between one good and another… I’d rather not choose at all.
*For the Greater Good - Duilio05 - 12-24-2019
(12-24-2019, 10:08 AM)SwagSloth Wrote:Good is good. Lesser, greater, middling… Makes no difference. The degree is arbitary. The definition’s blurred. If I’m to choose between one good and another… I’d rather not choose at all.
This is the way