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    Lasting effects of repetitive blows and concussions is also a serious effect of youth football. Allowing kids to play at a young age, when concussions are more likely, may lead to permanent damage to their mental health and slow brain development. “Repeated jolts to the head, it can cause lasting damage to the developing brain” (Should kids play football?). Doctors have said numerous of times to parents that since the brain is not developed enough to receive blows until around the age of fifteen…

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    the atmosphere was ineffable, it felt like the whole panhandle was in the Eagles Stadium. The atmosphere is nonsensical, two minutes into the first quarter, I receive the ball on second down and make a good deranged play then fall. Four of Tate's Football players fall on my ankle and I roll it. Halftime comes, the trainers rush me to the weight room and tape my ankles up like a box getting shipped off or Christmas gifts getting all boxed up. By the time the trainers got done wrapping me up and…

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    “Lets Go West” As a cheerleader I have been to many school football games before, but none of them compare to our first game this year. It was on a Thursday night, and the date was August 27th, 2015. The whole school had a new attitude going into this game. I could almost feel the excitement in the air. It was a feeling I have never felt before, and it was exhilarating. I am more than sure that this feeling came from our new coaching staff and all the hard work our boys put in this summer.…

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    The (2-3) Dallas Cowboys will play against the (3-3) New York Giants at the Met Life Stadium on Sunday 3:25 central time. Cowboys are coming off a bye week while the Giants are coming off a lost against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night. Everyone one on the Cowboys with the exception of Dez Bryant, and Tony Romo should be healthy ready to play which is good news for the Cowboys. The plan all along since Dez injured his foot Week 1 against the Giants was to have him back after the bye week…

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    because I felt as if I didn’t need to listen to my foster parents because they weren’t my real parents. They always tried to discipline me as a kid but it could never work, that’s when football came in. it was far more than hard work, dedication, and long days of being fatigue; there was a more valuable lesson behind football which was family, discipline, and hope. Growing up with foster parents was so hard because I felt that no one was ever there for me. While all this time that I thought…

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    I was born on October 10, 2002 in Newark, Ohio. In 2007 I started school here at Licking Valley and started playing sports as soon as possible. I started out playing baseball and football but now I play lacrosse instead of baseball. A few years later in 2010 my mom got married to my step dad in North Carolina. Shortly after we bought a vacation home in Texas from one of our friends that lives down there. About a year later my grandparents moved in our vacation home and bought a new trailer…

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    1. I enjoy playing ball hockey in my free time. Ball hockey is similar to ice hockey because the rules and regulations are almost the same. The main difference is that we play on roller blades and balls instead of ice skates and pucks. This game requires 12 players, six on each team one goalie, three forwards, and two defensemen. 2. The cerebellum can be found behind the brainstem near the skull vertebrates. This area of the brain manages body movement by processing incoming data from the…

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    Argument Essay Structure Are competitive sports safe for children is hotly contested because people hold varying opinions on the issue. Some people argue that competitive sports aren’t safe and cause injuries. Others argue, differently, that competitive sports are safe. However Research shows that competitive sports are becoming safer because sport companies are making sports safer by making new equipment, changing the rules to make the game safer, and requiring coaches know how to deal with…

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    Pausch Childhood

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    Disney. Pausch says “He was able to accomplish every dream in one way or another,”( __). Although not every dream is attainable, lessons can be learned from attempting. Clearly he didn’t grow up to play in the NFL, but he has taken lessons from football that have stuck with him throughout his life, such as hard work makes you stronger. “When Coach Graham first got hold of me, I was this wimpy kid with no skills, no physical strength, and no conditioning. But he made me realize that if I work…

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    Shelton Gibson has to rank among the fastest wide receivers in West Virginia University history, so when he posted a 4.5 clocking in the 40-yard dash earlier this month at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis something seemed a little off. “A lot of teams were telling me they were glad I posted a 4.5. I was like ‘why?’” Gibson said following West Virginia's pro day Friday morning inside the Caperton Indoor Practice facility. “They said if anybody thinks you run a 4.5 they’re crazy. We’ll get you.”…

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