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As the Raven football team gears up for its inaugural game in the 2024 NAIA national tournament playoffs this weekend, senior defensive end Tai Rutledge is set to make his mark on the field. However, Rutledge's commitments extend beyond football; he is also deeply engaged in an internship that complements his finance major.
Rutledge, a standout player at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, exemplifies the balance between athletics and academics. While preparing for the high-stakes playoff game, he is simultaneously honing his skills in the financial sector, gaining invaluable experience that will serve him well after graduation.
This unique combination of rigorous athletic competition and professional development showcases the dedication and versatility of student-athletes. As Rutledge prepares to defend his team’s honor on the gridiron, he is also laying the groundwork for a promising career in finance, proving that success can be achieved in multiple arenas.
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