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    In 1869 the game of football was born, football has been a major part of American culture. We all love the intensity and display of sportsmanship on and off the field. The game of football separates American from the rest of the world. Football has been a really popular sport in the United States, so popular that neighboring country has adopted the sport as well. Football has changed the way of living in the United States, football has pervaded job, college opportunity, and entertainment for…

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    Looking back on my high school career, one person had a major impact on my life was Eddie Rake. He was my coach and leader on and off the football field. Rake was my football coach from sixth grade to my senior year he always pushed me to do better. I didn’t like him at all but I respected him as a person and a coach. He had the town bussing about his football team he won the most games by any coach in Messina every. His workouts were the worst it was long and hard. The worst thing that he had…

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    Our first major expense will be the cost of training fields and buildings. This includes the lease and maintenance of football field for training and games, rent expense for classrooms and administrative office and utilities expense. For example, we can rent large fields at London Borough of Hillingdon for £50 per hour (Sports and fitness, 2016). Together with training time…

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    I have these two sports football and baseball. Do you think that we can compare and contrast these two sports? In the United States sports are very important to us as people but some country might not get why we love them so much. Question will always be there, but as people do you think there are some similarities and differences in the sport world as we know. Football and baseball have many similarities. In these two sports you could be hurt at any moment. Football and baseball has some of…

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    Red Grange Biography

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    America discovered Red Grange because of football, but football was not Grange’s whole life. He was more than a football player, and it was his trials and triumphs off the field shaped him as a man. Throughout his life Grange repeatedly fought past adversity and through his struggles off of the football field to become a smart, humble and resilient man while still dominating the football gridiron. Red Grange was born in 1903 in a small Pennsylvania town. He was the first of three children…

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    RST Benchmark Sports, ranging from football to baseball, is a lifestyle that has been built strongly into American life, its reward happiness, or in some cases, danger. Recent reports of sports being a danger in the lives of kids is a topic that has been widely controversial. Although it does have its perks, football has been a harm in lives of kids, physically and mentally. In the article “Hard Knocks” by Gabriel Charles Tyler, it is explained how football is more dangerous than perceived and…

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    high school varsity football team was my second family for three years and even longer because I had grown up with most of these guys. Throughout my high school career, they were there for me through hardships and struggles that came with being a student-athlete. My team was a normal group of guys who cared about each other and supported one another, but as high school football players, there are misconceptions that many people have including that we hate everyone on the football team and that…

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    Discrimination In Fences

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    Troy’s son, Cory was recruited by a college football team and he was thrilled to be part of the team, but Troy refused to let him play. His reasons were that Cory needed to get a job to provide for the family, and more importantly, he believed that Cory would not get a chance to play professionally due to racial discrimination, something that shattered Troy’s dream of playing baseball in the major leagues. In Fences, Cory received an invitation to play football for a college in North Carolina.…

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    Professional Football

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    Greatest Event Professional football has had a huge impact on America. Since its first professional game in the fall of 1892, the country would never be the same. This can be seen on the very first expense sheet shown from that game that this was going to be something special. That there was going to be a lot of money involved in this game. Which was going to have a major influence on the people, economy and the players itself; this is why the first professional football game is the most…

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    thought about not playing it in high school.” Tom said. Baseball was one of the many sports Tom played during his time at Eastern, the rest include basketball and football. Baseball brought a different aspect that the other sports did not. “I believe in baseball you need to be very mentally tough. You play a lot more games then football and that allows for a few more mishaps. You need…

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