In South Carolina, Can u play football(High School) if u are 20 years old?
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"A student who becomes 19 years of age prior to July 1, 2006 will not be eligible to compete in any athletic activities during the 2006-2007 school year."
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Depends if your good enough, if you are young enough try and qualify through various schools.. idid it. and i am still playing semi pro 15 years later when i was first scouted .\n\nBELIEVE IN YOURSELF.
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Except for the occasional star who makes the NFL, the Ivy League schools do not produce great players.  If you are a starting player on your high school team, you probably have a shot of making an Ivy team.  You will have to work hard to stay on the team.  They do take themselves seriously, meaning practices all afternoon and staying in shape throughout the off-season.  Because Ivy League schools do not offer football scholarships, you will still have to figure out how to pay for school  You will also have to continue to make your grades in all your classes.  The attitudes of professors at Brown or Dartmouth toward football players is likely to be significantly less sympathetic than those of the professors at Arkansas, Ohio State or even USC.   While Tom Brady played for Michigan, the guy who owns the Patriots, Robert Kraft, played for Columbia.
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its not an age issue... you used to beable to enter the nba when you graduated highschool but now they made it so you have to go to college for one year then to the nba.
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The NFL requires you to be three years out of high school before you are eligible for the draft.  Maurice Clarett unsuccessfully challenged this rule in Federal court and lost.\n\nWhile you are not required to go to college during those 3 years, the NFL recommends it to keep you in shape and expand your skills as a player.
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Sure they can ... remember that players years of eligibility have nothing to do with what level of school they have, so a player can go to JC for three years to play two if that's what they want to do.\n\nBut a player can only redshirt one time and that would carry over to a four-year college program. So if they redshirt at the JC, they can't be redshirted again at the 4-year school (barring certain unusual circumstances and a petition to the NCAA or NAIA)
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hells yeah i would being in high school and on the football team I think that would be pretty sweet to play a high school football video game\n\nthe only probely is theres too many  teams and too many players
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The key is speed.  If you are the fastest guy on your team, you might have a chance.\n\nBefore you start thinking about the NFL, you need to get into a college program.  Most NFL players come from Division 1 programs.  There are 115 Division 1A football programs.  This means you can fill the rosters of all the Division 1 programs with 1st or 2nd team All-State players at each position every year.  That is your competition.\n\nJohn T. Reed provides a lot of detail about going from high school football to college.  Take it one step at a time.
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No. Each of you has the right to participate. When filling in your father's one, you will have to complete the spouse and children section of the document. So your family has 4 options in the draw. another thing is that knowing that you are 18 and 19 make sure you completed high school and have worked at least for 2 years during the last five.
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u have to be 18 and really good....\n\nthere is a LOT MORE to it than just playing great it starts really early in life...
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I've seen websites that say high school at age 20 in BC but I don't think there is an age limit.
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At your age I guess you want to play for fun, as a hobby, not professional. Because you are a little old to start now a football career. I'm not saying it's impossible, but you must play really really good, nice is not enough.
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Age is not important, it's your eligibility time.  You get 4 years of eligibility time and can even petition for fifth year senior status.  Seeing as you have not played any college ball yet, you are still eligible.
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No, in fact there are a couple of players in the NFL that did not play in high school.  Even still, they do play other sports in high school and are raw athlete material.
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IF you are a walk on then when you attend wthe college of your choice you can try out. If you want a scholorship get your high school football coach to arrange the applications for you.
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that depends on your age and who coaches you. If your let's say 12 years old and starting soccer, probably once you finish college.
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Most state leagues either frown on or officially forbid cutting players (here in Virginia I cannot cut a player) but it is like they say, all things are relative.  How big is your school?  If you go to a IA school you should have no problem getting playing time.  However, if you go to a city school, it is highly likely that at first you will seldom be given a chance to play.  Another factor is your age.  Many state leagues have age restrictions, but most will grant you four years eligibility prior to turning 21.  All the schools I know have a gym and a weight lifting program.  GO!!!  You will get noticed by the coaches, and you will thank  me when the girls notice you as well.  Seriously, playing time isnt all that matters.  Show enthusiasm for special teams, where you can easily make a name for yourself.  If you dont start on Offense, you will get to scrimmage against the starters in practice.  Show no fear, take it to them.  If you have no experience yet, shoot for playing defense as a 9th grader.  If you are big sized, take pride in being a lineman.  You may get no glory, but at the end of the day you will have the self satisaction of doing your job well.  THat is the best lesson football can teach anyone.  The site below will be helpful.