What is the diference between the design of the High school football unis and the college ones?
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most of it is copyright laws. The colleges have the money and thus a lot of their logos are copyrighted.
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-freshman are what you call the new arrivals in high school.... or in college (they would be considered college freshman)\n-homecoming is a tradition where i believe graduates come to their home town and watch a homecoming game (football game) and follow it up with a dance to celebrate their "homecoming" but dont quote me on that....\n- prom is a dance usually focused on the seniors... its their last moments in high school and they are about to graduate. Some schools have junior/senior proms so they both consist of juniors and seniors... \n\nso prom is usually juniors and seniors.... and homecoming is for freshman, sophmores, juniors and seniors...
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They both involve two teams, a ball, and officials. And they're both very popular in some areas of the world. That's about all the similarities. Everything else is different.
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I don't like the one color unis either. The Seahawks and the Cardinals both look HORRIBLE!!!!
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I think Division 1-A are the biggest schools in college football, while the rest are progressively smaller school and hence, smaller budgets for football,and a smaller fanbase from to draw support, and the quality isn't quite as good. The higher the number, the lower the quality of football and smaller the school, in general. 1-A is better than 1-AA in terms of quality of teams.\nD-1" schools are the major collegiate athletic powers, with larger budgets, more elaborate facilities, and higher numbers of athletic scholarships. This level was once called the "University" division of the NCAA in contrast to the "College" division; this terminology was replaced with the current numeric (I, II, III) divisions in 1973. In football only, Division I was further subdivided into Division I-A (the principal football schools) and Division I-AA in 1978. Subsequently the term "Division I-AAA" was added to delineate Division I schools which do not field a football program at all.\n      Unlike other sports, NCAA college football has a Division 1AA division also. A major realignment came in 1979, when the NCAA established a Division I-AA for schools that have strong over-all athletic programs but aren't among the major football powers. Unlike the Division 1A conferences, these conferences playdown for a championship.
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Depending on where you live most high school wreslting teams are pretty easy to get on. Wrestling is determined by a point system. For instance if you have an escape or a reversal etc you get points. Every year ESPN show the collegiate national championships. They are coming up March 11th and 13th. In my high school we had wreslting as a gym class. It was awesome and most of the people on the wrestling team got on right there. Just go to the front office and ask who the wrestling coach is, then go speak with them. It doesn't matter that you don't have any experience. Wrestling is an awesome sport and one of the oldest. Lot of history and it is so much more fun than football.
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Well, generally speaking, here are some definitions:\n\nDivision 1 is is the "highest" level of competition in college sports.  Its competition level is national, and the best college athletes will be found on this level.\n\nWomen's Club is usually a smaller group, who will compete against other club teams, usually from the local (sometimes regional) area.\n\nWomen's Intramural is competition within the college itself.  So the winner of this competition would be the best gymnast at that college.\n\nWomen's Intercollegiate is competition with other colleges, but not at the same level as Division 1.\n\nFollow the link below (www.ncaa.org) for all the information on college athletics:
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i wear mine and im a freshman, but only on game days. i think its cool your showing your school spirit and showing everyone you are a varsity athlete.
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http://www.collegefootballstore.com/
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*Closest answer I got*\n\nWhy do high school footballs have two “full” stripes on each end, college balls have a half stripe and NFL balls have no stripes? \nThe best answer that I can give this reader is that a majority of high school balls have two stripes because of the poor lighting conditions in most high school stadiums. The white stripes enable the ball to be picked up in the lights. The lighting in NFL stadiums is far superior to college and high school fields and therefore, no stripes are needed to enhance the appearance of the ball.
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Midwest: \n\nEngineering -- University of Illinois (I have a few friends who went there)\nLaw -- UIUC (again) and Northwestern (grad school) - another friend took *this* path\n\nThey're Big Ten schools, so you can see good football teams when their conference rivals come to play.
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Some teams will use them some will not.  I have heard of some schools College and High school giving out the stickers for starting a game.  Each one will be different and it is tough to tell what they are for.  I have seen some schools that have different stickers that meant differnt things.  On the other hand some schools will have the same sticker and award for there goals.  I do know that at Georgia they have white dog bones for good plays and the Black ones are for academics.
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Athletes at the college level can take a "red-shirt" year meaning they are not eligible to play in a game but can practise with the team all year. They still will have four years of eligibility left after this red-shirt, meaning they go to school for 5 years but play the sport in only 4 of those years. So a red-shirt freshman is someone who did not play their first year and school wise would be a sophmore. \n\nSometimes you will hear the term "true freshman", this means the player did not take a red-shirt year and started playing as an actual freshman.
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In American and Canadian football, a single-wing formation is any offensive formation having exactly one wingback and one tight end aligned together. However, the term usually connotes formations in which the snap is tossed rather than handed. Formations with one wingback and a handed snap are commonly called "wing T" or "winged T".\n\nThe single wing is an offensive formation that features a core of 4 backs. A halfback,fullback,and two wingbacks. The single wing offese is a run oriented offense that features a direct snap to one of the backs, misdirection, gap/down blocking, and no line splits.\n\nAmong coaches, single wing football denotes a direct snap formation as well as a style of play that evolved from Glen "Pop" Warner's offensive style of play. Although the Single-wing has lost much of its popularity since World War II, its characteristic features are still prevalent in all levels of modern football. They include pulling guards, double teams, play action passes, laterals, wedge blocking, trap blocking, the sweep, the reverse and the quick kick.\n\nThe advent of the T formation in the 1940's led to a decline in the use of the Single-wing formations, but this style of football is still practiced by a small group of teams across the country, almost exclusively at the high school and youth levels.
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Who cares?  They are both "PARTY" schools?\n\nWhich one is cheaper?
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The college and university systems of both countries are way different. The U.S focuses on winning and will get in the best athletes even if they do not have good marks in school. In Canada, any student athletes have to maintain good marks or they will not be allowed to stay on the team.
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The Big 12 is a league of 12 Colleges and Universities united in athletic and scholastic competition.  The league members are Baylor University, The University Of Colorado, Iowa State University, The University of Kansas, Kansas State University, The University of Missouri, The University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, The University of Texas, Texas A & M University, and Texas Tech University.  All schools are also members of the NCAA in atheltics and compete at the Division 1A level.