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    The NFL (National Football League) uses many forms of technology. You may not realize it but they actually have a lot of technology in there everyday games. For example they use headphones to communicate and they use a scoreboard to keep track of the score and to know how much time is left in the game. They also use tablets to make up plays. As you can see there are multiple sources of technology and more that I haven’t even mentioned. Right now‚ I will only talk about one of these pieces of technology

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    many leagues above his age. While playing against players much older and bigger than he‚ he continued to dominate and set records that are untouchable. One of his most noticeable records as a young player was a 378 goal season in his last year of pee-wee. He was labelled "The Great Gretzky" or "The Great One." He first dawned his famous number 99 when he was 16 because his favourite number 9 was taken by a senior player on the team. His number 99 went on to be retired by National Hockey League. (Wayne

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    THE SEPTEMBER RUSH OF FANTASY FOOTBALL FIVE WAYS TO AVOID DRAFTING TROUBLE INTO YOUR FALL PLEASURES With the sporting days of fall upon us‚ the first snap count of the NFL season and the pleasures of tailgating might remind you that football is incredibly important to millions of Americans. But for men and women who enjoy fantasy football and betting‚ the season can be a trigger for so much more than just putting on your replica shirt to support your favorite pigskin team. The ample new opportunities

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    Taking Fantasy Football to the Max Merging Fantasy with Reality Fantasy Football has almost become a sport onto its own‚ because it offers fans the chance to organize their own dream team of players‚ coach them and follow their progress‚ all based on real life NFL games. So‚ how does this work? First you join a league and then prepare for the draft by scouting out players‚ as is done in real life. On the day of the draft you either select players via the snake path or enter the action draft. The

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    as long as possible. The Ancient Greeks competed in a similar game entitled ‘Episkyros’‚ but both of these pursuits reflected rules closer to rugby than modern day soccer. The most relevant of these ancient games to our modern day ‘Association Football’ is the Chinese game of ‘Tsu-Chu’ or ‘kick ball’ as it translates. Records of the game begin during the Tsin Dynasty (255-206BC) and represent a game in which soldiers competed in a training activity featuring a leather ball being kicked into a net

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    At every level of football‚ there are inherent dangers that come with playing the game. These dangers are understood and assumed by all participants‚ and though the game is more safe than it has ever been‚ there are still risks that are ever present during a football game. When I played football I understood those risks‚ and the danger of the game is one of the reasons why I waited until 8th grade to start playing. While I was able to avoid any serious injuries over my five year career‚ the thought

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    The History of American Football Football‚ as well as rugby and soccer‚ is believed to have originated from an ancient Greek game known as Harpaston. Harpaston is mentioned quite frequently throughout classical literature‚ in which it is referred to as a “very rough and brutal” game. The rules of this ancient sport were simple: a team would be awarded points when a player would move the ball across the opposing team’s goal line by either kicking the ball‚ running with it across the goal line

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    a requirement for football as a method for producing loyalties among extensive and different understudy bodies. Indeed‚ even before World War I‚ some mentors got to be known in secondary school football before climbing to the school level. Moreover‚ by 1929‚ a considerable lot of the genuine wounds and intermittent passing in the initial three many years of the twentieth century happened amid unsupervised play. Due to the requirement for defensive hardware and grown-up supervision‚ youth classes

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    Are Football Helmets Dangerous? Why is the National Football League non-responsive on the idea of players not wearing helmets? The reason being is because if they change the helmet rule then they would have to change a few more rules regarding stance‚ safety‚ etc. It takes a lot of time and research to make changes in professional leagues‚ which prevents them from happening very often. Also‚ changing just one thing leads to other changes as well since the rules are strongly associated. Football players

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    History of American Football Mr. Britton/Francis PSE4UPer. 3 Friday‚ January 17‚ 2014 The sport of American football has originated from two sports‚ soccer and rugby‚ which are popular around the world. In the 1880s a rugby player from Yale‚ Walter Camp‚ made slight changes to the rules of rugby that transformed it into the new game of American football. Camp contributed many changes from rugby and soccer to American football from the line of scrimmage to the snap from center to quarter-back

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