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    As everyone ran to the field eager and excited to begin their freshman year of football I awkwardly stumbled along, following them as the field grew closer. I was scared, no; I was absolutely petrified. Never before had I played a real sport. Sure I played a few seasons on the city’s little league baseball team, but in my young mind, that was surely nothing compared to this. Tackle football: I had seen a few minutes of it when my dad and his friends watched, or when my friends played Madden 05’.

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    CVCA, specifically in football. Being named co-captain of the varsity football team, I was able to accomplish one of my biggest goals. For the football team, one of my goals was for our team to finish off the season with a winning record. Although it seemed like we were a small team and many people counted us out, we proved everyone wrong. Our varsity team consisted of only seven players, which meant that we only had one substitute throughout the whole season. At times the team felt discouraged and

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    My local high school’s football team has recently encountered a complication in that most of the players are not performing up to their full potential. In fact, the team has been getting worse over the last couple of months. There are many possible reasons for this, but by using the scientific method, I discovered the source of the issue. I began gathering data and calculated that the cause of declination in the football team’s performance was caused by something encountered at school because

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    The New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva Panther football team surprised many people this year with their success. Overcoming the low expectations of many people, this team went 7-3 and won a playoff game. Many kids stepped up at their positions and gave the squad a whole new look on the season. Instead of being below average, the Panthers became a tough, play-off contending team to watch out for. Before the season started there wasn’t too much confidence from anybody, not even from the coaches

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    Every Sunday, football fans watch their favorite football teams duel on the gridiron to complete one objective: win. The objective for every sport is to win, and there are specific traits that point to a winning team. The most obvious way winning is defined is by how many points a team scores. A team’s winning percentage proves which team has more wins. However, to predict if a team will be successful is a more difficult task. The goal of this study is to determine how significant third down conversion

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    I will be comparing two institutions that have had impact on my life. The football team on which I played and the military. These are the two “institutions” that have had a significant impact on the way I live my life, and how I make my decisions. In some ways a sports team is comparable to the military, in regards to the physical and mental aspects that are touched upon frequently in both. When I played football we had practices five times a week, along with a game every week. The practices

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    of other teams/programs led to extreme criticism. So being captain of the Football team didn’t provide any perks. Being on the Football team predestined you as a “thug”, or even as a kid who frequently misbehaved and displayed no enthusiasm to work. That’s how the entire school perceived us, faculty and all. Being a small group of about 32 players, half of which were predominantly underclassmen, we had something to prove. Our goal was to eradicate all misconceptions that we as football players faced

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    “Redhawks on three! One! Two! Three! Redhawks!” The Southeast Missouri State Redhawk football team breaks their team huddle loud enough for any passer byers to hear. They players It has only been 3 short days since suffering a 35-17 loss in their home opener against the Southern Illinois Salukis and they only have a few days to prepare for their upcoming conference game against Eastern Illinois. The Redhawks, led by head coach Tom Matukewicz, are off to a not so stellar 0-3 start on the season and

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    opening night for our football team, a chilly night in September against one of our rivals, the Nickerson Panthers. The stands were packed like a can of sardines. Our team had been ruling the scoreboard all night, but now the panthers were in the red zone threatening to score. Three years ago we wouldn’t have had a chance against this team, but now we had the upper hand. Through the weightlifting program and improvement of team building, success is inevitable. Our football team is a great example of

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    always influence your life for the better in one way or another. Hardships can influence a person's life by making them stronger. The Patriots football team has faced plenty of trash talk or people calling them bad things and making fun of them after the super bowl when the referees figured out that their quarter back had slightly deflated the footballs. They got so much of junk for that like about how they wouldn't have been able to win without it. The Patriots then took their trash talks and turned

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