High school football

Even though I just graduated in 2016, I feel like I am so much older when I attend a high school football game but that will not stop me from going anytime soon. High school games are full of spirit and the environment is so hype and energetic. There is personally no other place like it. You can go to Disney World or to a concert but I guarantee you will not feel the same as being close to home and having a good time with the people you grow to know and become familiar with. Attending about four

contact. It has also been estimated that high school football players have suffered around 11.2 concussions for every 10,000 practices and games. Among college players, the number was around 6.3. Over the years, researchers have been trying to improve the capability of a football helmet to withstand a stronger impact that will decrease the risk of the player getting a concussion. If we took the structure of a woodpecker's beak and applied it to a football helmet, it could possibly be a safer alternative

I’m irritated with High School football teams being the “glory” of their schools, resulting in better and more resources. Other sports teams are just as important. One example of this injustice that happened a few weeks ago to our HHS volleyball team. The football team had just left to play an out-of-town game, the same day our volleyball team was leaving to play in Cut Bank. The football team had left before us, because they had a longer drive, and were provided with two Pony Expresses (our school’s

The mindset that society thrusts upon most high school athletes can take away from academics and other opportunities they may have for their future. For many high school football athletes, they are primarily focused on one thing throughout their high school years: sports. Evidence 1: In towns such as Odessa in Friday Night Lights, players are swallowed up by the glamour of football and neglect most things not related to football, rather than balance sports with academics. “It was a phenomenon that

An accomplishment I am proud of relates to my first year in high school football. The school I went to I started off not knowing nobody besides a few people. My first day of practice I was not this big guy or had this football player image that everyone imagined, so everyone looked over me as just another bench player. Walking into our first meeting I saw a guy standing there and he looked like a senior with arms as big as thors. The first thought that came to my mind was looks like im not starting

everyone can relate to each other somewhere in the journey of life. A few of the small things that have affected my life in a big way are high school football, instagram, and sports injuries. High school football, probably the biggest impact on my life, has taught me morals, lessons, and discipline that I feel I will carry and use throughout my life. Football is so much more that just a game. It offers a sense of different type of knowledge one can use. Another big impact that has thrown me for

Is Football a Dangerous Sport for High School Students In the three sources we’ve read about whether football is too dangerous for high school students to play in high school, I disagree with its being too dangerous. If playing football is too dangerous in high school, then it should be dangerous for the N.F.L players to play too. They are more aggressive and train harder than the high school players. It can cause lots of concussion. Or even worse injuries than concussions. Additionally, the

A High School Football Team is a community of students selected to play together in the school team where all the students have the fair opportunity to join the team. There will be a lot of students in the team including a student from different cultures. I was one of students who joined the football team in high school. As a Nepali refugee who had never heard of football until he came to America, the transition to play for my school team was not easy. I entered a discourse community of my High School

comes to mind when you think of a college football player? They were the best one their team in high school. They are headed toward the National Football League. They must have worked really hard in high school to be where they are. High school football is easy, because if you are good then you have so much more fun playing the game. In high school, there is homecoming, powderpuff, and senior night that gives everyone something to remember. College football there’s about one hundred players that are

injuries while participating in sports should be of more concern. In the article High School Football Comes With a Risk, by Jeffrey Perkel it states that, “...boys aged 10 to 14 we’re most likely to end up in the nation’s emergency departments with a traumatic brain injury…,” This shows how adolescents are unnecessarily hurting themselves because of these sports. Expectedly, during the 2005-2006 US high school football season an , estimate of 517, 726 injuries were submitted to the RIO. Even