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shown in the picture above is cousin William Squires when he was part of Roller Derby in Pennsylvania

Within the MCSYD family, sports have always been a part of us. However, our family website has had no representation of the sports that our family members participate in now or the past, 

Most of us grew up in New York and followed most of the professional teams there. Some of us now live in other cities or states and keep up with the teams where we live now. Some of us still love the teams we grew up with regardless of where we live now.

I am going to try and post all family members who are active in organized sports through school or private organizations. 

Family may have started rivalries between members when their respective teams play each other. On this page I hope to recognize all teams and sports that our members enjoy following throughout our calendar year.

The highest paid college athletes—Bronny James, Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark—are already celebrities in their own right. They’ve captured the attention of the sports world by shattering records at the college level. They’ve amassed huge social media followings. And they’ve become objects of imagination, speculation, and hope as they consider going pro. Scroll down for the highest paid NIL athletes (mostly the highest paid college football and highest paid college basketball players).

1) Shedeur Sanders, Colorado – $4.7 million

2) Bronny James, USC – $4.5 million

3) Livvy Dunne, LSU – $3.7 million

4) Caitlin Clark, Iowa – $3.1 million

5) Arch Manning, Texas – $2.8 million

6) Caleb Williams, USC – $2.6 million

7) Travis Hunter, Colorado – $2.4 million

8) Quinn Ewers, Texas – $1.9 million

9) Angel Reese, LSU – $1.8 million

10) Jalen Milroe, Alabama – $1.6 million

11) Drake Maye, North Carolina – $1.5 million

12) Carson Beck, Georgia – $1.5 million

13) Evan Stewart, Oregon – $1.4 million

14) Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss – $1.4 million

15) Jared McCain, Duke – $1.4 million

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Pictured above is your webmaster wearing his hat backwards taking a group photo with his tennis friends in Houston, Texas. Standing from the left: Your webmaster, Ali, Ram, Nacho, Mac, and Saheed. 

Squatting from the left: Rob, Joe, Little Luis (Champ), and Errol. Ages range from 26-72. Your webmaster is 72. Average age is about 35 years. Saheed is the biggest hitter and best player as he hails from Nigeria. My physical exercise regiment over many many years has allowed me to compete against these men. Most important thing, we are all great friends.

Brooke is the granddaughter of your webmaster. She is a sophmore playing on the varsity volleyball team at her high school in Upper Marlboro, MD. Her hopes are to win a volleyball scholarship to some college or university that will allow her to increase her skills, possibly make an olympic team, and of course get a college degree.

See Brooke in action. Click here.

Deion Sanders is expected to remain at the University of Colorado for the next season: 

• No plans to leave: Sanders has said he has no plans to leave Colorado for another university or the NFL. He has said he's happy where he is and that he loves it there. 
• Focused on winning: Sanders' focus is on winning at Colorado and finishing the season strong. 
• Building on the foundation: Sanders is committed to building on the foundation he has established at Colorado. 

However, there is still speculation about Sanders' future: 

• Rumors of NFL interest: Rumors have linked Sanders to the Dallas Cowboys because of his history with the team. 
• Sons' NFL prospects: Sanders' son, Shedeur, and star two-way player Travis Hunter, will both be heading to the NFL as top prospects after the current college football season. 
• Paul Finebaum's prediction