For all men that played high school football?
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Absolutely! Prayer brings unity and good sportsmanship.
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go to some of the high school coaches in your area- they might be able to give you a version of some of thiers. Otherwise just get a college or pro tape and copy down what the defense does. it takes a while, but it can be worth it.
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John Booty,on this guys senior year he was easily the best high school qb in the state of louisiana..they go the 5A championship every year..plus he is a third gen qb with a family to live up to...he nearly took every snap in high school(shotgun/option)i hope he red shirted cause he should lead USC to their next bowl game
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Have you ever seen some of the women that actually play full contact football? Looks like a team of high school lunch ladies!
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I played against Shane Battier in HS. Detroit Country day kicked our butt... Shane was awesome.. Our crowd was even cheering for him..\nChris Webber also went to Detroit Country Day, but a couple of years before my time
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Talk with the Football coach.  High Schools are always taking volunteers.  You can also check for any job postings at the districts administrative offices.  They will also have applications there as well.
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In the top college division (NCAA Division 1-A), there are just under 120 schools, each graduating, say, 20 seniors each year.  That makes 2400 senior players.  We're not counting the rest of Division I, II and III here. \n\nThere are 32 NFL teams, each replacing about 5 players a year.  That's about 160 openings a year.  So using those assumptions, 1 out of 15 college seniors will make an NFL team.\n\nAnd even fewer will ever make a starting position, play any real length of time, or draw any more than the minimum salary.  It's an extremely competitive job, and most don't go anywhere.  \n\nYou need to be an outstanding player to make the NFL draft.  If you are on a major team, and/or a winning team, you will get more publicity, more people will know about you.  That is the best way to become a high draft pick.\n\nHowever, most players (even high draft picks) have mediocre careers, often ended early by injury, or sometimes by ticking off too many coaches too soon.  Most players last a few years, and if they don't have any other skills, their lives are all but over at 26 years of age.
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You sound like a good player for the high school and college game. Just make sure you are totugh and have muscle on you. However when you get to college, it will be hard to get drafter if you are not very big. Take Mike Hart for example. Hes extremely tough and fast and is hard to tackle, but pro scouts just look at the 5'9 stat. But just be confident and i am sure you can succeed in the high school game.
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High school for me was rough but fun. I didn't really start coming into my own until late my junior year. I was still a pimply teenager that resembled Beavis. But looks can be decieving. After awhile I took care of myself a lot better and I found myself being the person that people turned to for advice or a quick joke. I got along with just about everybody. Basketball players, nerds, and everybody in between. Though I enjoyed high school, I would not want to go back. Academically, I struggled through but I did graduate.
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I've heard that less than 1% of all high school athletes make it to the big leagues (like the NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB). \n\nGo with Education. Its the best route.
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My high school was/is a Catholic stuffy rigid academic school. We hardly did well in any sporting activity but always did well in the braniac areas. For the most part my high school was divided into 3 main sections. Students that were upper middle class that had something to prove(mainly popularity and materialistically.) Second group was the brainiacs that snubbed the popular kids with their braniac elitism. The third group were ones that were just trying to survive and not fall between the cracks of the system. We all wore uniforms and mostly from the same heritage.
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We had stars, skull and crossbones, and lightning bolts.  Stars were given to players who had better than average performance in a game, lightning bolts were for our rushers who gained a lot of yardage, and the coveted skull and crossbones was given to the player that went into seek and destroy mode and made an intense tackle.  We also called that one the headhunter.\n\nAfter the game, the coaches would get together and watch the film of the game.  They had clipboards and went over each and every play of the game over and over.  They would watch each play at least 11 times because they would focus on how each player did in each play.  They made notes and had a scoring system that assigned points.  It ranged from -5 to 5 depending on how well or poorly the player played.  They would tally up the scores at the end and if a player came up with a certain amount of points they would get a star.  The coaches also did this to pinpoint where players strengths and weaknesses were so they could improve before the next game.\n\nOne way to think about them, is that they are medals.
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if you love this sport as much as you say i would stick with it. All the sports teams out there have to have practices like this. They work hard durring the summer to be ready for the season. My brothers play High School football and i see what they go through. some quite but they are the ones that shouldn't have went out after middle school..... just look at the big picture and follow your heart.
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Tons of guys play there are like 50 boys clubs here in Wisconsin every guy I know plays and some guys I know are going to bbe playing in college in the next few years.
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hey truefire, well you've got the right start...you just want to play.\n\nIs there a reason why you're not playing high school ball?\n\nYou can contact me, and I will do my best to answer each segment of questions you're looking for; but try to understand there are people that get paid very well for exercise and diet regimins...to put any information out here thats free and easy would put folks out of work.\n\nYour beginning will be in fitness...your body has to be in very good shape to withstand the beating you take in football.\nHaving a membership to the Y is a great start. \n\nYour initial goal is to bench press your body weight...and run 40 yards in less than 5 seconds.\n\nI don't own any monopoly on good ideas...after 5 years of college ball I was a coach at collegiate level for a couple and now I'm in europe at a semi pro level.\n\nbelow are my websights.\n\nstay faithful to your workouts.\n~Coach Rayward
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I have a son that plays high school football and almost nobody wears them anymore, even when i was in high school not that many kids were wearing them any more.......they probably should but it doesent seem to be stressed as much as it used to and of course kids dont ever think they will get hurt anyway
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In the mid 90s when I was in high school there was a female who played football on the guys varsity team & she played just as well as the guys.  She was amazing.