<div class="floatright"> </div><br/><strong>Player:</strong>DukeJohn (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=28328)<br/><strong>Name</strong>: Jack Barcot<br/><strong>Age</strong>: 34<br/><strong>Gender</strong>: Male<br/><strong>Height</strong>: 6'4<br/><strong>Weight</strong>: 195<br/><strong>Written Visual Appearance</strong>: Jack has a full head of wavy dark hair, and brown eyes. He has a distinctive, serious face with high cheekbones and a rigid chin. He is tall, and is still in generally good shape from his baseball days. He has broad shoulders and strong arms.<br class="clear"/><br/><br/><strong>Occupation:</strong>Reporter<br/><strong>Personality</strong>: Jack has the reputation as being a bit of an egotist. He has the general cocky, snarky attitude of an athlete, and also is convinced in his superior intellect and always believes he is right. He is opinionated and can find a way to criticize anything. He generally approaches sports from an intellectual standpoint, memorizing statistics and analyzing strategy. In addition to athletics, Jack is fairly cultured, being interested in classical music and theater, He is an accomplished classical pianist, himself. But overall he immerses himself in his work. It eats up most his time, although he has trouble taking this assignment as seriously as his past ones. He also engages in a bit of vice, being known to struggle with alcohol and be a bit of a skirt chaser.<br/><strong>Sexual Orientation:</strong>Straight<br/><strong>Sexual Preferences:</strong>Just check my o's and o's (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=116641.0)<br/><strong>Talents</strong>: Writing, being a charmer and getting information out of people, classical piano, statistics, he still has a big arm and can also play golf<br/><strong>Background</strong>: Jack Barcot was a baseball protege. He was a superstar pitcher in college, and did a four year stint as a promising pitcher for the Yankees. However, tragedy struck, and he blew his arm out in a freak injury. Jack soon found a new direction, reporting. He rapidly moved up in the sports media industry, expanding his knowledge beyond baseball to become a general statistical expert in all sports, even calling college football games. That, combined with his flamboyant wit and cross over into social commentary made him the handsome golden boy of ESPN. He became a regular on the afternoon chat fests and had a column for a major newspaper. Jack soon had more poor fortune. While researching for a massive expose on steroid use in baseball, Jack was arrested for breaking into a "sports supplement" lab and leaking secret testimony. He served a brief jail stint and was generally disgraced within the sports community. Now he is relegated to being a beat writer for a LFL team. Although there are certainly many men who would kill for that job, and he certainly knows there are worse gigs.