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    Introduction: A couple of football players were practicing their game at a field near a camping area known as the Crystal Lake, everything was going okay until one quarterback accidentally throw the ball further than usual. after argueing of who is going to find the ball, the quarterback himself decided to look for it around the camping area. After looking around endlessly, the quarterback’s eyes caught the ball in the middle of the lake. Due to the cold weather the player couldn’t get far at…

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    than playing my favorite sport, football. I have played many other sports such as baseball, basketball, and track, however, none of them make me feel the way football does. Although many people may agree that football is teaching violence and causes injury, I believe that it is a learning experience more than anything. Football has taught me how to hold myself accountable, how to fight through pain, how to fail, and also how to succeed. No matter what age, football teaches you that life is going…

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    The turning point of my college football career came early in my third year. At the end of the second practice of the season, in ninety-five-degree heat, our head coach decided to condition the entire team. Sharp, excruciating pain shot down my legs as he summoned us repeatedly to the line to run wind sprints. I collapsed as I turned the corner on the final sprint. Muscle spasms spread throughout my body, and I briefly passed out. Severely dehydrated, I was rushed to the hospital and quickly…

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    How to spot a Football Player How to spot a football player is pretty easy, people will usually notice football players when they have their uniforms on. It is very common to see them wearing it in school when it's their game day to tell students, teachers, and others that there is a football game. If you want to know how to a spot football player without them wearing their uniforms, read the steps below! First, you will notice that a person plays football when he or she is playing…

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    Phuc Thien Minh Tran ENG102 Professor: Tolbert “Soccer Vs. Football Around the World” Soccer and Football are two sports that people around the world always have misunderstood about. Football is mainly an American sport, but it is growing rapidly around the world. Soccer in the other hand is played worldwide. Although soccer and football are similar because they are both famous sports. Soccer become more popular than football because football is more concentrated in US. Soccer players are…

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    Section: Introduction The game of football has been a major part of American culture since its establishment in 1869 when the first game of college football was played (Birth of Pro Football). However, in addition to the fun and excitement of football, there is a far more dangerous and even deadly aspect of the popular sport. Concussions are a danger that all young athletes are aware of, or have at least heard of. Regardless, the issue of concussions is accompanied by a wealth of startling and…

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    Throughout my life sports (especially American football) have played a huge role in molding me into the person I am today. I excel at them due to my competitive nature and desire to work with other to attain a common goal. After high school I decided to continue my athlete career by playing Division 1 football at the University of Tulsa. I was a “Preferred Walk-On” which means I did not receive any scholarship money for playing, but I was held to the same standards as everyone else. Over the…

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    Is Football Worth It

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    Is It Worth It? Football is considered by many to be the number one sport in America. It is enjoyed by millions from little league all the way to the National Football League (NFL). As exciting as football is to watch, it is no denying that it is a high-impact and physically dangerous sport that can lead to many serious injuries. There is one such contact sport injury that can be more severe than many other sports-related injuries. What is the culprit? It is a concussion. Concussions are usually…

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    Should College Football Be Banned College football is expressed as unnecessary violence. This has been an argument since football was adopted to college in the late 1800s that has led to a talk about banning America’s past time. Ted Miller attempts to show how college football could never become dangerous enough to mention the term “ban” along with college football. Even though Ted Miller's, “Should college football be banned”, he fails to defend the subject that college football, as harmful as…

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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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