‘24 OH DT Francis Brewu (Notre Dame Transfer)

• Afternoon: Arrive in Moab and pick up a pre-arranged UTV rental from High Point Hummer & ATV.
• Late Afternoon/Sunset: Tackle the notorious Hell's Revenge 4x4 trail. The slickrock obstacles provide massive vertical climbs, steep drops, and intense adrenaline.

• Morning: Meet your guide from Moab Desert Adventures for a full-day technical canyoneering excursion.
• Action: You will hike, scramble, and perform multiple high-exposure rappels (up to 150 feet) into deep, narrow desert slot canyons.

• Morning: Head to the Moab airport for a tandem skydive with Skydive Moab.
• Action: Freefall at \(120\) mph from \(10,000\) feet with unparalleled, extreme bird's-eye views of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park.

• Morning: Meet a guide from Cliffhanger Guides to conquer a multi-pitch traditional rock climb on ancient sandstone towers.
• Action: Scale the sheer, vertical walls of Castleton Tower or Wall Street, testing your endurance and exposure tolerance.

• Morning: Join a full-day raft trip through Cataract Canyon with Tag-A-Long Expeditions.
• Action: Navigate legendary, high-volume Class IV rapids like the "Big Drop" series, navigating churning hydraulics and massive waves. [1]

• Morning: Book a shuttle to the top of the La Sal Mountains with Poison Spider Bicycles.
• Action: Drop into The Whole Enchilada, an extreme, highly technical \(26.5\)-mile mountain bike trail descending over \(7,000\) feet from alpine forests to the desert floor. [1, 2, 3]

• Morning: Finish your trip at the Moab Adventure Center to complete the Rim Rock Via Ferrata.
• Action: Traverse vertical cliff faces using permanently anchored cables, rungs, and suspension bridges—giving you the exposure of free-soloing with the safety of a harness. [1]

PolishDomer said:

His vacation itinerary...oh no...


Day 1: Arrival & Extreme Off-Roading

• Afternoon: Arrive in Moab and pick up a pre-arranged UTV rental from High Point Hummer & ATV.
• Late Afternoon/Sunset: Tackle the notorious Hell's Revenge 4x4 trail. The slickrock obstacles provide massive vertical climbs, steep drops, and intense adrenaline.

Day 2: Technical Canyoneering (Ephedra's Grotto)

• Morning: Meet your guide from Moab Desert Adventures for a full-day technical canyoneering excursion.
• Action: You will hike, scramble, and perform multiple high-exposure rappels (up to 150 feet) into deep, narrow desert slot canyons.

Day 3: Skydiving Over Red Rocks

• Morning: Head to the Moab airport for a tandem skydive with Skydive Moab.
• Action: Freefall at \(120\) mph from \(10,000\) feet with unparalleled, extreme bird's-eye views of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park.

Day 4: Multi-Pitch Rock Climbing

• Morning: Meet a guide from Cliffhanger Guides to conquer a multi-pitch traditional rock climb on ancient sandstone towers.
• Action: Scale the sheer, vertical walls of Castleton Tower or Wall Street, testing your endurance and exposure tolerance.

Day 5: Class IV+ Whitewater Rafting

• Morning: Join a full-day raft trip through Cataract Canyon with Tag-A-Long Expeditions.
• Action: Navigate legendary, high-volume Class IV rapids like the "Big Drop" series, navigating churning hydraulics and massive waves. [1]

Day 6: High-Altitude Mountain Biking (The Whole Enchilada)

• Morning: Book a shuttle to the top of the La Sal Mountains with Poison Spider Bicycles.
• Action: Drop into The Whole Enchilada, an extreme, highly technical \(26.5\)-mile mountain bike trail descending over \(7,000\) feet from alpine forests to the desert floor. [1, 2, 3]

Day 7: The "Ultimate" Via Ferrata

• Morning: Finish your trip at the Moab Adventure Center to complete the Rim Rock Via Ferrata.
• Action: Traverse vertical cliff faces using permanently anchored cables, rungs, and suspension bridges—giving you the exposure of free-soloing with the safety of a harness. [1]

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• ~20–50% higher flip/rollover risk in aggressive high-speed turning or uneven terrain
• Bigger increase if the rider sits high, leans poorly, or the ATV is already narrow/tall”

IrishLax said:

FRANCIS NO!!!

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Irishnuke said:

out for the season after breaking everything on atv ride

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stlnd01 said:

Seriously though why are we doing this when we have a teammate who has probably already lost millions of dollars in future earnings to a stupid injury.

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stlnd01 said:

Seriously though why are we doing this when we have a teammate who has probably already lost millions of dollars in future earnings to a stupid injury.

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GowerND11 said:

Because they're teenagers/20 something year old kids who want to have fun. I'm not condoning it, just stating why. Add tot he fact that Brewu wasn't a teammate last year, he didn't experience what happened.

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Rocketman84 said:

Somethings you don't need to experience. I remember Jay Williams was my favorite college player (he's a few years older than me), but shortly into his pro career he crashed on that motorcycle and ruined his NBA career. I didn't need to be his teammate to just be smart enough and stay the hell off of them as long as I was playing Sports and without making millions of dollars to boot.

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stlnd01 said:

Seriously though why are we doing this when we have a teammate who has probably already lost millions of dollars in future earnings to a stupid injury.

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Free Manera said:

I don't have the data to back it up but I believe 1 out of 3 ATV rides end poorly for the rider and/or others in the vicinity. That doesn't sound right, but you don't know enough about ATV statistics to dispute it.

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Irish#1 said:

Time to start a prayer thread? Lol

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Free Manera said:

I don't have the data to back it up but I believe 1 out of 3 ATV rides end poorly for the rider and/or others in the vicinity. That doesn't sound right, but you don't know enough about ATV statistics to dispute it.

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ginman said:

One exception to this rule occurs when the ride begins with, "Hey Bubba, watch this," which ends in a 50% fatality rate.

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