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    Perseverance, conflict, and suspense are all combined in John Lee Hancock’s The Rookie. Released in 2002, the film stars Dennis Quaid as Jimmy Morris and Rachel Griffiths as Lorri Morris his wife. The family goes on a journey battling challenges that come with being a professional athlete. While Jimmy fulfils his dream at forty by becoming a major league baseball pitcher after his high school baseball team makes a deal with him. If they win the championship Coach has to try-out for a…

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    drives down the field to score while the clock ticks away. I long to play football again. I wondered how it would feel to be in the sweaty home locker room with the worn benches, half-open lockers, and molding showers saturated with cold moisture still smelly from the last athlete that was dirty in places I didn’t need to see. How would it feel to be getting a pep talk with your coach before a game? I long to play football again. Consequently I became sad, remembering when I was young with my…

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    you don’t know throw a football around? The simple answer, entertainment. Any psychology major should know that in today’s society our generation is obsessed with always having to be doing something. Whether it be always being on your phone, playing a game, talking to people, or watching something on the television. Our brains always have to be stimulated, and football gives many people the opportunity to watch something and stay engaged. Football gives many ordinary Americans a team to follow…

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    Researchers at Stanford University are testing a different type of helmet that inflates airbag to protect against collision. Originally created to improve the aesthetic look of a traditional helmet, this inflatable helmet also seemed to protect a biker’s head quiet better than the traditional one during an accident. The helmets biker’s are wearing these days are better than not at all, but not that effective during an accident. Most of the biker’s don’t want to use the heavy helmets because of…

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    love, Sarah Hart. The daughter of the real estate agent that sold them their house. Sarah was dating the quarterback of the football team Mike, until he just got too controlling and started to rub off onto Sarah in a negative way. Sarah fell in love with photography that summer and realized that life isn’t all about being a cheerleader or dating the quarterback of the football team. Mike still thinks that he is “dating” Sarah, but Sarah wants to get as far away from him as possible. On the other…

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    them to succeed and walk the extra mile to achieve their goal. Sometimes our parents worry about us being over-worked, and our friends think we are a little crazy for spending so much of our time working out and practicing, we know they will never understand. We know that until they experience it, they will never truly know what it means to be an athlete. And being an athlete and teammate means more than just winning games. Even though we lost, that game showed us what hard work and teamwork…

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    What does it take to win at the reality television game, Survivor? Outwit, outlast, outplay are the words that underscore the program’s logo. Are these words that could describe leadership? Do these words describe Sir Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic explorer? In the Survivor series, the winners have been forthright, honest, self-confident, collaborative, self-centered, team centered, manipulative, independent, creative and charismatic. Some might say they were just plain lucky. Sir Ernest…

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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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    Dr Bennet Omalu Biography

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    coroner's office, when he was tasked with performing the autopsy on famous Steelers center Mike Webster. He eventually came to believe that the depression and dementia Webster had suffered prior to his death was linked to the hits he took playing football(Concussion 2). After Omalu had the slides made, spending tens of thousands of dollars of his own money, he finally made a key discovery pathological buildup of a protein called tau(Historical Foundation of CTE). While tau belongs in a healthy…

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    High School Football And Head Injuries. It’s a breezy friday night in September and you're watching your child or someone you love playing the sport that he adores. Then all of a sudden BOOM! The opposing team's player hits his helmet sharply into your loved one’s helmet. But there's no call on the play, leaving someone very dear to you unfairly hit, and possibly injured. If you’ve ever played football or even spectated a game, you are probably well aware of the serious danger players face out…

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