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soon to be followed by a roar of thunderous applause from every fan in the stadium. The next day the paper reads that one of the players in the collision suffered a concussion, nut the only thing people care about is watching the highlight on SportsCenter. Yet, people watching the games, coaching the games, and playing the games have never fully understood the danger of concussions. It is important for people in the football community to become aware of what head to head hits in football cause because

and spectators notice. Playing aggressively can lead to violent behavior. The violent behavior can be a reflection of the social settings. As spectators, we feed of off violence in sport. It makes the game more exciting and thrilling to watch. SportsCenter or ESPN will often replay or highlight clips of games where violence was prevalent in the play because as a spectator, it can be exciting to watch. As a player, participating in the violence makes one

Sport has become a pivotal role for developing the news and entertainment media worldwide over the last two centuries. Sport media are one of the most widespread and formidable institution that become the crucial vehicles in the transmission of the social heritage of our society from age to age, which included television, radio, newspapers, books, films and journals. Sports audiences usually experience sports through different sport media as it plays a significant mission for transmitting the dominant

concussions in contact sports (Świerzewski 1). While having an informal conversation with my dad about football, he told me it was common for athletes to receive a head injury in a game and continue to play as if nothing was wrong. While watching SportsCenter, I found that some of the greatest retired athletes don’t remember the best moments of their careers due to the lack of treatment. The worst aspect of concussions is that the symptoms can be delayed; in some cases, it’s only a headache so athletes

We had traveled in the minivan for 5 hours, for a group of 13 year old boys this trip felt like eternity. However, our excitement kept us all jaunting to each other about silly middle school shenanigans, who can dougie better, and how we were all going to “murk” this tryout. Johnny Evans, Malik Chatman, Gavin Rose, Ronnie Fountain, and I were all selected to try-out for the 14u Team South football team. This team would represent all the best players in the southeast and clash them against other regions

Because, it is possible that even the media in the sports industry is “Sabotaging” female sports, by not giving it enough “Airtime”. Evelyn Shoop, a reporter from the Daily Beast in her researches found “ESPN’s SportsCenter covered women’s sports 2.2 percent of the time in 1999, 2.1 percent in 2004, and 1.4 percent in 2010—abysmal across the board” (www.DailyBeast.com). Why? A proposed answer to this question could be “Because people are not watching female sports”

the crowd of purple and gold rushed the court to celebrate this huge win! People began yelling and cheering on what a huge win this was. ¨I was right, Dad!¨ ¨I guess you are right, Nick,¨ said Dad. ¨This win would get sports coverage on Sportscenter and all over the sports world!¨ ¨I know and this is a great recognition for the great town of Cedar Falls, Iowa,¨ said Dad. Drew came over by us after the game and I said, ¨The better team won, Drew!¨ ¨Yeah, yeah, yeah,¨ said Drew. We wanted

Discrimination in Women Sports Women have always been the minority in today’s world whether that’s in the work force or even in sports. Title IX a act that was made by the United States Congress in 1972 that said that no one should be denied to play, receive financial aid, or discrimination to any education program or activity that pertains to only one sex. (Senne 1) This act was a step towards more female participation and less discrimination, but those stereotypes most of society believes in still

SportsCenter, ESPN’s flagship program, dedicated just 2 percent of its airtime to women’s sports in 2014, and just four percent when looking at media coverage as a whole (Kroh, 2015). According to the University of Minnesota’s Tucker Center for Research on