Football can provide a lot of stability in someone’s life, in Scott Fujita’s article “Would I Let My Son Play Football” (Fujita3) “ How can I bash a game that produced so many friendships, paid for part of my education and…
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I play quarter back for Pensacola Catholic High. To me football is one of the biggest adrenaline rushes you can get. The game is fast and I like that. When I play football I feel unstoppable and I love it. When you play quarterback the game is in your hands and it is up to you to lead your team to victory. You have to make sure your team is focused and prepared. You have to be a good leader to play quarterback. If your team starts loosing you can’t just act sad and give up. You have to do the right thing and give your team a pep talk and tell them to step up their game like a good leader would do.…
At first I thought that football was a men sport and not something that girls watched or played, so i never really got into football. Than I realized that almost everybody likes football so I tried it out and I loved the Green Bay Packers .So I started watching football…
I am very good at football. It is one of my favorite sports. When I was younger, I decided to try football. So then ever since, I kept playing football every year. Also every year I got better and better. I got lots of tackles in football. This one time a player was running to the touchdown line and I ran as fast as I can to get to the player. Finally I caught up to him and I tackled the player before he could reach to get a touchdown. That’s what helped me stay in football.…
Being good at football has opened opportunities for me in college and in the future. I picked it because I love it. My dad played football at Clemson university so its in blood. It is important to me because it has brought me to new places, made me new relationships, and is giving me a free education. There are many significant opportunities that the cultural artifact of a football…
Football has always been a passion of mine ever since I was a small child. It was the one and only sport that I stuck with throughout my life until college. I have a deep interest in sports and football specifically, and it has been a big part of my life, which is why this topic interests me.…
The first reason is that football is fun because of my friends and I love to exercise. Me and my friends exercise by running as fast as we can trying to beat each other to the end zone. I am so use to exercising that i can run longer than him. I push myself as hard as I could to outrun him he is fast he can always catch me. I don't care because of…
It’s pretty obvious what ill be talking about today and for those that are completely clueless then good at least I’m surprising a few. For those who don’t know what I’m holding, this right here established the foundation of my childhood, culture, and future. You guys thought I was going to keep it simple and say, “It’s just a soccer ball” well yes it is but to me it’s so much more than that. Lets begin with saying soccer is universal. There is so much more than running non-stop for 90 minutes and going up and down a field chasing a ball. Since I cant speak for everyone in the room and I don’t have super powers to read peoples mind, to me, soccer builds our character, holds families together, and brings a divided world into one.…
Football is something that defines me in many ways. Football taught me many things but one of the biggest was becoming a young man. The sport itself didn't teach to be a man but the coach that felt like father figures in the four year in highschool that gave me life lectures. My coaches taught me simple things like how to shake hands like a man to learning to deal with situation that are hard to deal with alone. My coaches have helped me become the young man I am with manner, attention to details, and sense of urgency. Without football and the discipline I've been through, I would have been a MORE of a person who quits when it gets hard. Football is what taught to keep trying even when it's hard and to try my best because at some point you…
My favorite of all athletic events is football, but, anything that involves a ball, I am automatically drawn in. I still remember playing as a fifth grader. We always had hard football practices but the second that we made it to the game it all became worth it. My love for the sport grew more and more each year.…
The freshly sprayed white lines, taut nets and the flawless green field brings a rush of nostalgia rushing back to me as I remember the first time I picked up a soccer ball. Being one of the most popular sports all over the world, football means many different things to different people. To me, football is more than just a sport, it has moulded me into who I am today. The thrill of playing and watching soccer is unparalleled and football is capable of bringing communities and families together.…
Football has always been a big part of my life. As a young boy I would day dream of making insane touchdowns, making tackles that would leave man stuck in the ground, and even winning the heisman trophy. In 7th grade I had begged my mother endlessly to sign me up for pee wee football because she would always worry about the risks of football. After finally getting her to sign me up, we went straight into the season. I chose to play running back because as a 12-year-old I was remarkably fast having timed 5.3 in the 40 yard-dash. After a few weeks in the season we approached the playoffs and found out our opponent for the first round of the playoffs were the jaguars who were undefeated. Our team didn’t have the best chemistry on…
Football. It is a loved sport among many and has been around for almost 150 years. People come together to watch or play it at family gatherings. Students unite every Friday night to support and cheer on their fellow classmates. Football is also a gateway to many fundraisers, supporting various subjects. Kids often use it as a tool to get away from all the stress in life while teaching them discipline, hard work, friendship, dedication, teamwork, the list goes on. Even people who are not generally into sports tend to watch it and find themselves falling in love. However, some people believe it is too dangerous of a sport to be socially accepted and consider it to be “immoral to watch,” like “soldiers going into battle,” as stated in the article…
Football, to me, is more than just a game. I have probably learned more valuable lessons from it than from school.…