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An Introduction to American Football in Other Sports ·
We’d love to invite you all to our Open House on March 2nd, 2013, held right at the University of Florida campus.
The day will be packed with everything from introducing the sport to newcomers and playing some fun games—plus we'll have various prizes up for grabs—and, of course, we'll be signing up all our new members into one of our three different clubs.
Honestly, we just want to invite you to come hang out with a great group of people who spend their time training, socializing, and traveling together.
One of the best things about American football is that it doesn't demand those massive membership fees you see in other sports, nor does it require a mountain of expensive gear; it's truly a sport anyone can pick up and play.
If you can't make it to the Open House but still have that itch to start training, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at josip.kravar@footycroatia.com
An Introduction to American Football in Other Sports ·
quietfox38 said:Does the Ambassador actually have a real job here, or is it just a fancy title so you can grab a photo op with Smith? 😁

And what about the other players—guys like Pavlich or Didak? Do they still hold onto their roots, or have they gone full American?

Well, the Ambassador actually does quite a bit—his role involves scouting for sponsors over in the States to help fund our trip to the World Cup, coordinating gear like balls, sorting out lodging, and so on.
It’s a lot of heavy lifting, honestly.
The guy is genuinely great—truly a class act who hasn't been looking for any kind of credit.

As for the others, like Pavlich and Didak, I can't really give you a straight answer there since we haven't reached out to them directly.