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    September 10 2013 Football Camp (Essay #1) Football camp this year was easy‚ especially for me. As a kicker and punter I did not do much hitting or running any drills or anything like that. I really just kicked and punted at the beginning of practice then sat on the bench for 2 hours and watched everyone else practice. The only very difficult part of camp was the conditioning test and the running‚ which was not bad at all. What I thought was interesting about football camp was the fact that

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    Ricardo Pardey ID 596397911 Second Essay February 15‚ 2013 Football Vs. Rugby When I was a senior in high school‚ I played on my school’s rugby team. It was really excite and funny while I played almost all weekend even though it is not popular in Colombia. But then when I came to the United States‚ it catch my attention that everybody likes and watches Football and it made me contrast these two aggressive sports Rugby and Football. These two sports are almost the same‚ for example the object

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    you rather do‚ go to a football game or a rugby game? Would you rather yell at the “scrum” or cheer for the completed “flea-flicker”? Do you prefer pads or shorts? Well‚ first you should probably know the differences between them before you choose. There are many similarities and contrasts in these two sports: the ball‚ contact-aspects‚ and how points are scored. The football is a smaller ball than a rugby ball. Which also means that they are use in different ways. The football is 28cm long‚ has a

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    University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Teague was on the football team. He had two positions in football. They were cornerback and defensive back. Like any other person that is famous‚ football players can also receive awards. Teague won several awards. In high school‚ he was recognized as All-Midstate as a junior. He was selected MVP of Toyota All-Star Classic. Teague was named Class 4A Tennessee Mr. Football‚ Gatorade Tennessee Football Player of the Year in 2008‚ named in Knoxville News-Sentinel’s

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    American Football vs European Football Football = foot + ball. How could a word so simple be so ambiguous? One could only imagine the word football to mean usage of the feet to maneuver some sort of ball. And this is true‚ in one type of “football” - European football. Football played all over Europe involves people literally kicking a ball with their feet into a net. But when referring to football in America‚ the game has nothing to do with kicking‚ or even feet. American football is actually

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    Football Hooliganism

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    Introduction "Hundreds of English fans have been departed from Belgium after scenes of mass violence in Belgian cities and football authorities have threatened to expel the English team from the competition if there is another outbreak of the English Disease" This was an article dated 20 June 2000 written by an English journalist. It is obvious from this article that world is facing a great problem nowadays. Actually it would be wrong to use the term ‘nowadays ’ because the ‘English Disease ’

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    Football Hooliganism

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    Deviance. This essay will try to gain an insight into the deviant acts of football hooliganism‚ the many theorist views on why it occurs and the impact it has on those who partake in it. How society is affected and the way in which it deals with the problem. We will try to understand the Medias obsession with it and how they often play an important part on its social and economical effects of society. To fully understand these phenomena we need to look at the profile of a football hooligan and answer

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    With a lawn chair slung over one shoulder and a large cooler in hand‚ I struggle to slam the trunk of my Ford Expedition. I embark on my trek up the steep‚ grassy incline to the field‚ making sure to feel my pocket for the bottle of Advil I promised to deliver. Besides the coaches meticulously raking the field and chalking the foul line‚ there is no one around. The rickety‚ rust coated bleachers remain barren in the sliver of shade. I unfold my chair‚ positioning it at the perfect angle to view the

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    American Football American football is a dangerous sport that has many risks to it. Football players know these risks but still play the sport. There is many risks to playing football especially in the NFL which means National Football League. Many of the injuries football players have are to the head. Some of the people that played football in the past have had to retire because of brain injuries or broken bones. The players that used to play football have had memory loss and have killed themselves

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    Football is by far the most played sport amongst students: Over 1.1 million of them participate in football (Should Football Be Banned ? ). Football been around for decades and is one of the leading causes of injury among high school athletes. The older generations ( 35- 50) believe that football is too dangerous and should be banned‚ students contradict this because football is more than just a game for highschool and college students; whether a person is on the team or just a fan football plays

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