Like in football, if one team has only one player and the other has a full field of players--the more people team will win.In short, your efforts (combined with the efforts of others) might be more powerful (help more people) than going it alone.And you can make a lot of like minded friends along the way.Guys like Tony don't make things happen all by themselves--they team up with others: https://www.feedingamerica.org/about-us/partners/current-promotions/1-billion-mealsGood Luck! 

I was born in OKC and have a lot of family ties, I try to make it once a year to an OU Football game!

We have season tickets to Football and go down a lot for Ole Miss baseball.

Guess I'm saying that if I were putting together a team for a combat mission, I'd rather start with the football team than the teacher's lounge.

Fast forward, I continued that until about the 8th grade(got heavier into football and track) where I let another kid buy me out for $200 and 30% profits for 8 months.

I live in Columbus and got a call today off a yellow letter from a former OSU football player who also played in the NFL for 8 years.

Thanks @Joshua Dorkin I'm even behind on my daily Fantasy Football podcasts because I want to catch up with all 42 shows.. =) @Ralph E.

@Eion Snell Hey Eion I defiantly agree its like comparing baseball and football, there is running, jumping, and hand eye coordination in both, but the rules are completely different you can be great at one and awful at the other.

It's going to be hard for me up there at first, since I'm a USC Trojan, and it seems the Washington State schools are trying to regain some foothold in the Pac-12 Football!

Ok Bill Gulley if you're going sneak in college football, its either Auburn or Alabama, seriously?