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In reply to the discussion: IMO, it is taking longer than I though it would to get rid of football. [View all]CK_John
(10,005 posts)15. Or the university is not needed.
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IMO, it is taking longer than I though it would to get rid of football. [View all]
CK_John
Aug 2017
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Need to watch the statistics for kids playing high school football and see if there's any drop
Kentonio
Aug 2017
#5
Other sports are on the rise in high schools, like Lacrosse, but here's another factor:
Ilsa
Aug 2017
#12
Football isn't going away until universities find another bottomless cash cow to replace it
Orrex
Aug 2017
#14
The medical reports alone open up universities to millions due to court cases for harming the
CK_John
Aug 2017
#21
Sorry man, but football is a multi-billion dollar per year business that isn't going anywhere. n/t
Downtown Hound
Aug 2017
#23
Football will end when solid diagnostic tools for this kind of injury are developed...
hunter
Aug 2017
#26
I would probably not vote for any candidate trying to get rid of Football.
JoeStuckInOH
Aug 2017
#28