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    right thing? Where did you get your courage from? In the story “Doing the Right Thing” by: Rick Reilly four college football players walked into a store to buy some things. They shortly realized that the store was empty and on accident left unlocked. The football players payed for their items and went next door to Rite Aid to tell them Buddy’s was left unlocked. All of these football players did the right thing. In the text it says, “So, wide receiver Thomas James pulled out a $5 bill to…

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    Who was the inventor of football you might ask? It was Walter Camp. He was born on April 17, 1859, in new haven, Connecticut. He attended a school named Yale from 1876 through 1882 .Walter camp was also very known as the father of American football. The first game of the sport was in Nov.6, 1869. He died on March 14, 1925. The creator of basketball was the one who introduced the helmets to American football. The sport is still really famous and the crowd goes…

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    the home to over thousands of football games. This facility represents the effort and pride given by the university and the community. The vision for the new and improved Sun Devil Stadium included upgraded seating, new restrooms, expanded concessions, modern videoboard and scoreboard, and wider concourses-coming to a total of $210 million. The cost doesn’t compare to the benefits that this stadium has brought the university. It brought opportunity to not only football, but the 22 varsity…

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    safety and it keeps the game fair. The goal of rules is to keep the level of the game at a minimum of fairness between two teams going against each other. The more rules are in place the more not entertaining the sport will become for example college football. Every defensive player wants to make a big hit and gets their team fired up but most of the time they get flagged for helmet to helmet contact. That can lead to targeting rule ejection which puts a hold on the game because all targeting…

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    College football is a major part in a great deal of American lives. It excites people and gives them something to watch for a while until they need to go back to work. Football however is just a sport and a game, therefore it should be treated as such. Football players should be paid yes but they should not be paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so. Football is a very hyped sport especially, if not only, in America and for good reason. For this reason people believe that the players…

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    Football has impacted our society by girls playing football, by how many people watch football, and by people’s relationships through football. First of all, now football is not a gender specific sport. Guys and girls can play the game. There is powder puff football at high schools which is flag football for girls that is a homecoming event at most high schools. Most high schools make it a big deal and have the entire student body at the game. Then there are younger girls who play on the boy’s…

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    with the work I had done. But it also meant that I was the only person sending lots of e-mails, presenting the idea to college administrators and making sure all of the finishing touches were followed through with (personally digging up holes for the new volleyball lines and piecing together the furniture that was ordered). This project took away crucial time away from school, football and my friends. If I had committed myself to working with my Junior Class Committee, I would have accomplished…

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    Prior to the rape of Chloe, there was a time in the locker room after practice one day when the football team had conversation regarding “easy girls” in the school that would be available to have sex with the team after they had chosen one. The team continued to joke about how “all girls are easy.” They describe how all girls want sex just as bad as “guys want sex.” Some of the boys on the team even go so far as to say that girls have described fantasies of being raped as a way of making them…

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    Music frustrates. Sometimes coaches use different types of music to intimate the other team. Coaches practice music across the Pac-12. They tend to have the players ready for upcoming games. “The business of music at a football practice is tricky. At times, it needs to inspire. Other times, it needs to pester and frustrate. And still, at others, it just needs to sink into the background, a low hum amidst tackles and touchdowns.” Jennings (2014). There are different genres…

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    You are a very hardworking and determined college athlete, but you come from a poor family. You were born in East St. Louis. The crime rate there is unimaginable and there is hardly any opportunity, but you were lucky enough to get a scholarship from the Ohio State University. You get a full ride scholarship that covers rooming and education. You finally get on campus and you realize that you don't have enough money to get food for yourself. You go to bed hungry but you can't do anything about…

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