In 2021, Bronson McClelland kicked off his career as a college athlete by joining the Trinity Valley Community College Cardinals. McClelland took on the position of QB, a role he has navigated throughout his amateur career and aspires to take on in the professional arena. During his time as a Cardinal, McClelland played in 7 games and scored 9 touchdowns. All the while, he developed a keen sense for improving his performance on and off the field. An all-around team player both in athletics and in his everyday life, McClelland is passionate about motivating others to be the best they can possibly be. As he strives to be the best version of himself and the best player he can be out on the field, he also sets out to encourage his teammates to do the same. While playing for the TVCC Cardinals, McClelland enjoyed a variety of stats and performance highlights, including 110 completions and 177 attempts with a completion rate of 62.1%, along with 6 interceptions and an overall pass efficiency of 133.3.
Bronson McClelland is a college athlete
and former TVCC Cardinal.
In life and in sports, Bronson McClelland is guided by David McClelland’s Human Motivation Theory. So much sow, that he has even adopted and adapted the concept to his college athletic career. In short, human motivation centers around the concept of effort and reward; or the idea that humans are most motivated to achieve something when there is a reward of recognition. This is certainly seen throughout the sports community, with teams facing off every season to win the Super Bowl, World Series and so many other elite competitions.
