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    to pick up the ball and run with it. Walter Camp continued to edit the rulebook of football up until his death in 1925. Today Walter Camp’s legacy lives on with an outstanding league known as the NFL or National Football League; which started

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    TouchdownTouchups

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    Sara Malinow Feature Draft 5 Touchdown Touchups Gladiator [glad-ee-ey-ter]: a person‚ often a slave or captive‚ who was armed with a sword or other weapon and compelled to fight to the death in a public arena against another person or a wild animal‚ for the entertainment of the spectators. Now consider the description of a football player [fo͝otbôl plāər]; a person‚ often a male‚ who is armed with large muscles as weapons and compelled to fight brutally until victorious in a public arena against

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    opponent‚ it can lead to concussions which can be detrimental. Concussions consist of forceful collisions against the head and can lead to chronic traumatic encephalopathy or C.T.E‚ a degenerative brain disease. As a result of this danger‚ the National Football League (N.F.L.)‚ established the Head‚ Neck‚ and Spine Committee to help diagnose‚ prevent‚ and treat players with sports related injuries. However‚ the committee has accomplished very little since the N.F.L established

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    just before the Olympic games. He played for the United States in the next two Olympic games‚ and in 1970 he picked up his coaching career at the University of Minnesota. In his six year ’s of coaching at the university‚ he led the team to three national championships (Herb Brooks). In 1980‚ his United States Olympic hockey team‚ consisting of all college students‚ achieved one of the greatest spectacles in sports history: "The miracle on ice." His team beat the Soviets in a white-knuckle‚ heart

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    The Rocket

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    The Rocket 5 Running Head: FRENCH CANADIAN DISCRIMINATION The Rocket: A Film Review Depicting a Theme of French Canadian Discrimination Jessica Marasco 0348583 Dr. Michel Johnson KINE 1010 11/05/07 The film "The Rocket" is the biographical story of hockey legend Maurice Richard‚ that uses sports to highlight historical bigotry. The movie highlights the discrimination that faced French Canadians at the time of Richard’s hockey career. This caused Richard to be torn between his desire to play

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    injuries injuries‚ including concussions. Concussions consist of forceful collisions against the head and can lead to chronic traumatic encephalopathy or C.T.E‚ a degenerative brain disease. As a result of football being dangerous the N.F.L‚ the National Football League‚ created the head‚ neck‚ and spine committee to help diagnosis‚ prevent‚ and treat players with sports related

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    There are several conflicts that may arise during all sports. From the little league‚ all the way up to the professional league‚ there is always going to be conflict‚ some bigger than others. As the book The Joy of Conflict Resolution by Gary Harper states‚ “…conflict is a part of life”. Every day people are challenged with new or reappearing conflict‚ some can be resolved‚ some are still in the process of trying to be resolved‚ and others ignore it and hold onto a grudge. A major conflict arising

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    Concussions In The NFL

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    Concussions in the NFL has been a very controversial topic the last decade in the sports world. The strongest research to this date is going towards brain injuries in football. The NFL and the NFLPA (National Football players association) have been in constant contact about trying to make an agreement. The constant back and forth attacks have created uproar. Many former players have started to reach back to the NFL about their post playing career issues. Many people also think that the idea of concussions

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    are eight times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s or dementia than the general population. The NFL has come across a rise in concussions over the past decade. Over the past three seasons there have been over 690 recorded concussions throughout the league. Not only are current players being affected‚ but so are retired players. 87 of 91 deceased NFL players were found to have Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy‚ or CTE‚ after years of concussions and hits to the head during their NFL careers. CTE is

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    Commissioner he explains their efforts to save youth programs. In the article he states‚ the NFL foundation‚ which is non-profit‚ gave 45 million dollars to Football USA. This money went towards educating youth on how to be safe while playing football(National Football

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