✘ James Robert Foster was born in early August of 1993 to Meredith and Paul Foster right along with his twin sister Elizabeth. Being from an affluent family in the south, James had all the best in life. His family were an old family that came from the big oil boom and continued their success to this day. Raised in a Southern Baptist home, James was taught southern hospitality and how to be a gentleman, something that served him well growing up in the future as an adult.
✘ All of his siblings were involved in some sort of sport when they were growing up and James was no exception. While his brothers were obsessed with football and his twin sister loved playing lacrosse, James turned his attention to baseball. He started playing baseball when he was seven and never looked back. In high school, James also turned her attention to football just so he'd have something to do to during baseball's off-season and to help keep him in shape. When he got to college, he tried juggling soccer and basketball on top of his academics but couldn't manage and ended up leaving football behind in favor of football in his sophomore year.
✘ Shortly before he left for the start of his freshman year, James and his high school girlfriend broke up. Shortly before that, he told her that he wanted to stay together, go through a long-distance relationship, but a week later he changed his mind and ended it.
✘ He received a partial scholarship to Tulane University for baseball and jumped at the chance to attend and to get away from his brothers and sisters, who all attended University of Georgia and expected him to enroll there as well.
✘ Despite coming from a large family and his oldest siblings each starting a family, James doesn't really want to have any kids. And only likes babies before they reach that dirty toddler phase where they get sticky.
✘ He originally was going to major in business - mainly thanks to the pressure from his parents - but decided that sports media would be the best thing for him to major in since it seemed like what he'd enjoy more after he researched some of the degrees.