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    Fantasy sports have become very popular among sports consumers and fantasy football is the leading fantasy sport. This research aspired to gain an understanding of fantasy football and the motivations behind playing. This is important because there has not been a lot of research done on fantasy football and it is becoming very important in the sports world. I participated in one fantasy football league and observed another when the groups would get together to watch the games every week. I also conducted

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    Descrption: In the two countries this sport is practiced, in United States the football is called soccer and it is one of the most played games in this country, however, "it is not among the 4 most popular sports" ( «Rivalidad EE.UU. - México I», 2012). Most people who practice this sport has a young age, the largest football organizations are: Female "National Women's Soccer League" and male "Major League Soccer". In the Ecuador this sport was adopted from England and it had great acceptance of

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    Around America today football is one of the most favorable sports among men. Football starts off for the youth with pee-wee and pop warner leagues. Most fathers aspire for their children to be great athletes. It would be a dream for a father’s child to be considered the greatest player in college football. The Heisman Trophy is given to the best player in college football. This award is given to players who show great athletic excellence along with great character. Most quarterbacks who receive

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    American Football Timeline

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    American Football, the History and Timeline of How the Sport was Developed Into the Modern-Day Sport America Knows and Loves American Football has been one of the most popular spectator sports, however it hasn’t always been this way. On November 6th, 1869 the first game, that was intercollege, was played that incorporated the basic rules of the American football that we all know and love today. Players from Rutgers and Princeton played a game against each other and only one team was victorious

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    The game of football was first played in 1869 at the college level, and the National Football League (NFL) was originally founded in 1920 and began to expand soon after (NFL). Even in the early 1900s, player safety and concussions were at the center of football-related activities. There were various articles published in medical journals to document the amount of brain trauma endured on the football field. The National Football League has turned a blind eye to player safety for over ninety years

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    associated with the National Football League began in 2012, the NFL reacted quickly and immediately donated tens of millions of dollars to the National Institutes of Health for mental disease and concussion research . However, ultimately the results the athletic organization gathered from the studies were understated and deliberately misinformed the public, in order to spare their reputation and further cultivate their success within the industry. Though at the time, the league did in fact instate

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    NFL The NFL was founded on September 17, 1920 and was known as the American Professional Football Association (APFA). It was renamed in 1922 as the National Football League or NFL. In 1920 there were eleven football franchises to form the first professional football league compared to the 32 teams that form the league now. The original teams are: Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Tigers, Dayton Triangles, Akron Professionals, Rochester (N.Y.) Jeffersons, Rock Island Independents, Muncie Flyers, Decatur

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    the “Father of American Football” because he founded American football in 1869. Throughout his time "Camp developed rule changes that cast the foundation of modern American Football" (encyclopedia.com). The sport started to rise and many people wanted to play or watch football. But the results that associated with playing the game is the players being tempted to use steroids. Steroids retain protein like the hormone testosterone to help build muscle, which is why football players are tempted in using

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    49ers, spoke these jarring words in response to commentary by other players around the league indicating their beliefs that vicious, helmet-to-helmet hits are simply “part of the game” (Battista). For many years, this view, in which concussions are actually considered to be good in the way that they show one’s toughness and dedication to football, has been shared by many players and coaches throughout the league. The generally short length of the effects of concussions (or at least the immediate effects)

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    Nothing compares with the sights, sounds, and smells of a National Football League stadium. Contrarily, those who are “super fans” of baseball, basketball, or any athletic event for that matter, argue the same. No matter the sport, fans across the nation gather weekly to attend athletic events of all levels; however, social media has caused a dent in that attraction. Social media, while containing great benefits, is destroying appreciation of sports. Sports and attendance of events no long hold

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