May 26, 2005
| Rob Grube |
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| Sport: Golf |
The thing I like about sports is:
Competition and winning.
For me to improve as a player I need to:
Improve my technique and become tougher mentally.
A friend from another college golf team:
Andy Mack- Illinois.
The Stanford golf team will be fun to watch this year because:
We are young team, who has a lot to prove to the collegiate golf world.
Favorite midnight snack:
Ice Cream.
If I could add one team to the schedule it would be:
Georgia.
If I had to cook all of my meals, I'd probably survive on:
French Toast.
Favorite T.V. show:
News Hour w/ Jim Leher.
My parents were right when they told me:
That an education is the most beneficial gift an individual can receive.
Favorite website:
www.pgatour.com
Favorite movie:
Bravehart.
I'd like to switch places for a day with:
The President.
If you were going on a road trip and could only take one cd, which one would you take:
James Taylor- Greatest Hits.
The best advice I ever received was:
Never give up.
Favorite non-golf activity:
Reading.
My most prized possession is:
Ten original pictures of Ben Hogan.
The place I'd most like to visit:
Melbourne, Australia.
Opponent you would most like to beat:
Oklahoma State.
The current or former Stanford athlete I most enjoy watching perform:
Tiger Woods.
If I could go up against any other Stanford athlete (non men's golf) it would be:
Pat Bo.
After my Stanford career is over, I'd like to be remembered as:
Adam Yuan's roomate.
Favorite Food:
Shrimp Tempura.
Least Favorite Food:
Chicken.
Favorite actor:
Denzel Washington.
Favorite actress:
Natalie Portman.
If I won $1 million dollars, I would:
Give it to the Evans Scholarship fund.
Favorite sport other than golf:
Skiing.
Best book I have read:
The Great Gatsby.
Ten years from now I hope to be:
A professional golfer.
Two people in history I admire most are:
Bobby Jones and Theodore Roosevelt.
If I could bring anything from my hometown to Stanford it would be:
My room.
One moment in history I wish I could have seen:
The Constitutional Convention.
Since coming to Stanford I have learned:
How much I do not know.