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Is this the golden age of Chicago sports?
Star athlete decides academics more important than football scholarship
You win a high school football state championship as an offensive lineman. You have a slew of scholarships to play football at various colleges. What do you do?
If you are Dan Osterhout, you opt for the road less traveled.
At 6 feet 2 inches and 260 pounds Osterhout was an imposing force as an offensive lineman on Carmel (Mundelein) High School’s 2003 state championship football team.
He had scholarship offers from multiple schools including Drake University, Grand Valley State University and Valparaiso.
But he chose Georgetown and academics instead.
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