When Isaiah was asked to whom he would prefer to be in debt, he mentioned his dad, pointing out his dad’s support and how close he is to him. He also said that his dad was a highlight during his senior year and his entire high school career. Isaiah doesn’t have too many regrets but reflected on his Yu-Gi-Oh card collection, considering it a wasted investment and something not useful to him. When asked what he didn’t regret doing, Isaiah said not sacrificing his body for success, citing past football injuries, as something he didn’t regret doing. He shared lessons learned from playing without an ACL and prioritizing self-care. Isaiah was very helpful in his insights on perseverance and self-care.
Isaiah Luttrell
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