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Does Playing High School and College Football Come with Risks?-Yes Source #4
College football players are more prone to getting injured than their high school counterparts.
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Does Playing High School and College Football Come with Risks?-No Source #4
Injury is part of playing football so someone is eventually going to get hurt, but the only thing you can do is to try to prevent it.
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Does Playing High School and College Football Come with Risks?-Yes Source #4
College players are more prone to injury, but high school players are more likely to have serious injuries, because they are less developed than college players. Page #2 |
Does Playing High School and College Football Come with Risks?-No Source #4
Injuries are common amongst all football players especially college and high school athletes.
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Does Playing High School and College Football Come with Risks?-Yes Source #4
Lower leg, ankle, and foot injuries are common in both college and high school players, but knee and head injuries and common among high school athletes and hip and thigh injuries were common in college athletes.
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Does Playing High School and College Football Come with Risks?-No Source #4
Playing football is not the only cause of injury, when safety equipment lacks or safety rules are ignored players could get hurt worse than they already were.
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