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    Al Michaels's Speech

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    “Do you believe in miracles? Yes!” This interjection by Al Michaels during the 1980 Winter Olympics became the most notorious and memorable phrase in sports as the United States hockey team defeated the heavily favored Soviet Union. As the United States claimed victory, Al Michaels gave viewers a sense of miraculous emotion that has lingered in the minds of sports fans for decades. This emotion is a necessity that all adroit commentators possess. Although many analysts express emotion and cite…

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    I still clearly remember the ever so familiar screech of the whistle from coach Edwards. Playing football was always something I wanted to do, but I never thought that I would be able to physically compete with the other kids. I finally decided to go through with my endeavour in the 7th grade. I vividly remember putting on my pads and helmet for the first time on a warm mid-August day. My nerves were radiating off of me as I stepped on to the field for the first time with my fellow teammates.…

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    Concussion are the common occurence injury sports amoung high school, college and professional athletes. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that is caused by a blow to the head or body, a fall or another injury that shakes the brain. Sports concussion often result in meantal and physical symptoms. Symptoms like dizziness, balance, fatigue, headache, forgetfulness, and not being able to concentrate. If the athlete sleeps a lot this could mean he has a concussion, but alos if he is not…

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    Seeing my peers play tennis got me interested to join and although I was mediocre at first, I improved by applying my coach and friends’ advice. There were times I wanted to quit because I plateaued, but I stayed. I fell in love with my team because I finally found my place of belonging. I could not let my family down after all of their encouragement. After several practices filled with sweat and pain, I made it to varsity. I learned that winning a tennis match is all about mentality. I had to…

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    Eddie Rake's Bleachers

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    Bleachers had taken place in a football-obsessed town named Messina. A small town of about 8,000 lived for Friday night football games. The story was told in third person point of view. The rising action of this book begins with Neely Crenshaw, who is returning to his hometown of Messina. Back in the 1980’s, he was the school’s star quarterback who helped lead the team to a state championship in 1987. He continued his football career at a tech college where he illegally accepted money to play.…

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    will have a good result. Before I went to the U.S., I felt very happy and relax. I was very proud of myself because not a lot people can go to America to study. I also bought a lot of new clothes and shoes. I thought that I will have a lot of American friends, and I will have a good time in the U.S. My parents gave me some cash and debit card, and they also said they will buy a car for me when…

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    character Amir from The Kite Runner. Both sons had dads who didn’t really show their approval for their kids. Bo’s dad especially showed this. In the story Iron Man, there is a kid named Bo Brewster who likes to be on the swim team. He quit the football team because of the coach and because he didn’t like to play all that much even though he was good at it. His father did not approve of him doing this at all and had even held it…

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    The Centers for Disease control estimates more than 300,000 sports-related concussions occur each year in the United States. A concussion is a brain injury characterized by an onset of impairment of cognitive and/or physical functioning. Even though concussions are considered "invisible injuries", they are still very serious head injuries that can have long lasting affects even 30 years later. Athletes shouldn't be able to participate in any physical activity until they are evaluated and signed…

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    A student athlete has to worry about many things, especially about their own health after a sports injury. More than 300,000 sports related concussions throughout the year in the United States, for any type of athlete. But Fred Theye also mentions that "high school athletes are more vulnerable to concussions than older students and may take longer to recover". If a student athlete sits out for the prescribed amount of time after their concussion, it will balance their recovery time and make it…

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    Have you ever read the book Quiet Strength? Its an incredible story about the trouble that the hall of fame head coach went though. This story has many different settings, but the two major ones are Tampa Bay, florida and Indianapolis, Indiana. This story took place in the modern era, when tony was just 24 years old. After Tony was cut from being a safety/ wide receiver on the steelers, he went on the be the youngest defensive coordinator for the team. Tony had plenty of coordinator jobs, he…

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