High school football

I’m a friend of a very talented football player. High school football. I think football is a good and safe sport to play. If it’s played the right way. In my essay I will describe some ways on how football is a safe and fun sport. And also a good learning experience. For one, football could be all my friend has to look forward too. What if he never liked school, always got bad grades and never even went to class? His introduction to football saved him and his education. Knowing that he could only play football if he had good grades, went ot every practice, and every class. He put his all into it, and now has good grades and is pretty good at playing football. Football can be a safe and fun sport. If the players play…

With the high school football playoffs coming to a close, the thought of how football has changed over the past 30-years has led me to look for the differences between then and now. Football has been evolving in a Varity of ways, coaches and rules have made great steps forward in player safety, as well as the preparation of the game while still keeping the importance of the game the same. Even though the enthusiasm for High school football 30 years ago and Football today has stayed the same many…

culture diversities. In contrast to all of this Oddessa a small town in texas that only has one particular interest and that is football. The town’s and its resident’s pride all lay on the high school football team much more than the history of the town itself. In the light of this small close knit community the town supports all the little programs it has, alike other small towns. To start of with Odessa does not have much going on in town. Economically its glory days have passed. when the town…

sport or the other. Football comes to my mind, especially high school football in the State of Texas. Statistically, three states contribute more high school athletes to division 1A college football. California, Texas, and Florida are leaders in this category. I am most familiar with West Texas high school football, especially District IV- 5A. These are considered large Texas schools and pre season is never overrated. This district has proven to be one of the most prepared, hardest fighting,…

High School football is something that can’t be just described in just a couple of words. When you go to a High School football game in Texas you can see faithful supporters filling the stands which are waving their hands and homemade signs in support of their team. You hear the cheers and screams from the crowd. You can smell the hot dogs, burgers, pizza, pretzels, and popcorn from the concession stands. The marching band playing loud to match the noise and energy of the crowd. This memory…

they were not even there. Butterflies seem to fill the entire stomach. The band plays, lights all aimed at one spot, the football field. The smell of freshly popped popcorn flood the night air. The rumble of the crowd becomes a roar. Grass cut earlier in the day feels wet with the night already laying its sheet of the morning dew. The whistle is blown and the ball sent soaring through the air, and the game begins. Every football game begins this way, but in big games like a state championship…

Have you ever experienced a head to head contact or a head collision where your head was involved. If you have, you will know how the effects will haul into place, but if you have not you should yield it into consideration in behalf of this collision is profoundly dangerous in the long term as well as short term. This effect is called a concussion where parts of your brain may not function as well as it use to. There are hordes of kids in high school who end up playing high school four out of…

Looking across the field, I see all the high school football players walking on the field to practice. Their coach blows the whistle as a warning to hurry up. As I look around, I notice that not all the football players are dressed properly. As I am sitting on the bleachers watching them practice I witness two players get seriously injured. One player, who was the quarterback, got hurt because he was playing without his pads. He dislocated his shoulder because he wasn’t suited up properly for…

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…

join their High School’s football team during their Freshman year and never regret their decision. So would you let your kid play if he asked to join? In my personal opinion, if my child asked to play on his school’s team I would gladly say yes. Football has many benefits to offer to a developing child. For example, it can teach kids discipline and teamwork, help build character, and even provide them with financial opportunities later in life. To elaborate on my reasoning, I would let my child…