How many high schools in the U.S. have (american-not soccer)football teams?
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Almost any high school has a football team. In Virginia (where I went to HS 2 years ago) we had a crappy football team but that's how we made our money. No one went to our basketball or good sports, they went and watched us get whooped at football. And it made the money, so they kept it.. It's all about the funding.
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Its only in america that soccer is called soccer otherwise go to other countries and you will find them calling soccer football. Infact i was surprised to go USA and found out that football is another sport altogether.
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Well I do not know how many youth play football, but there are 32 teams in the NFL each with about 70 players on their active rosters and practice squads.  That means there are about 2240 players in the NFL.  Most high school football teams have about 50 players per team (Varsity, JV, Freshman) and there are thousands of high schools in the country (to make the math simple lets say that there are 10,000 high schools in the US with Varsity, JV, and Freshman teams.  That means that there are about 1,500,000 people playing high school football in the US.  Of those only about .14% of people who play high school football make it to the NFL.  These numbers are just estimates, if anything the number of high school football players is low.
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Generally, Notre Dame and Alabama are considered the most with 12 each. USC has 11.
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110x60 yards in the NCAA.  National Federation of High Schools mandate a length of 110 yards, and a width between 53 1/3 and 60 yards.\n\nBasically, draw a line from sideline to sideline through the middle of a US Football field, call those your endlines, and that's the size of a lacrosse field.
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I think your high school would be the one that has those.  I don't think high school stats are 'reported' to anyone, therefore I HIGHLY doubt there is a database out there containing these stats.  Your best bet is to contact the school or your old coach.
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Here you go -- every US team from NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, MLS, and Division I-A college, state-by-state:\n\nAlabama\nUniversity of Alabama\nUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham\nAuburn University\nUniversity of South Alabama\nTroy University\n\nArizona\nArizona Cardinals\nPhoenix Coyotes\nPhoenix Suns\nArizona Diamondbacks\nUniversity of Arizona\nArizona State University\n\nArkansas\nUniversity of Arkansas\nUniversity of Arkansas at Little Rock\nArkansas State University\n\nCalifornia\nOakland Raiders\nSan Diego Chargers\nSan Francisco 49ers\nAnaheim Mighty Ducks\nLos Angeles Kings\nSan Jose Sharks\nGolden State Warriors\nLos Angeles Clippers\nLos Angeles Lakers\nSacramento Kings\nLos Angeles Angels of Anaheim\nLos Angeles Dodgers\nOakland Athletics\nSan Diego Padres\nSan Francisco Giants\nC.D. Chivas USA\nLos Angeles Galaxy\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\nUniversity of California, Los Angeles\nFresno State University\nSan Diego State University\nSan Jose State University\nStanford University\nUniversity of Southern California\n\nColorado\nDenver Broncos\nColorado Avalanche\nDenver Nuggets\nColorado Rockies\nColorado Rapids\nUniversity of Colorado\nColorado State University\nUniversity of Denver\nUnited States Air Force Academy\n\nConnecticut\nUniversity of Connecticut\n\nFlorida\nJacksonville Jaguars\nMiami Dolphins\nTampa Bay Buccaneers\nFlorida Panthers\nTampa Bay Lightning\nMiami Heat\nOrlando Magic\nFlorida Marlins\nTampa Bay Devil Rays\nUniversity of Central Florida\nUniversity of Florida\nFlorida Atlantic University\nFlorida International University\nFlorida State University\nUniversity of Miami\nUniversity of South Florida\n\nGeorgia\nAtlanta Falcons\nAtlanta Thrashers\nAtlanta Hawks\nAtlanta Braves\nUniversity of Georgia\nGeorgia Institute of Technology\n\nHawaii\nUniversity of Hawaii\n\nIdaho\nBoise State University\nUniversity of Idaho\n\nIllinois\nChicago Bears\nChicago Blackhawks\nChicago Bulls\nChicago Cubs\nChicago White Sox\nChicago Fire\nDePaul University\nUniversity of Illinois\nNorthern Illinois University\nNorthwestern University\n\nIndiana\nIndianapolis Colts\nIndiana Pacers\nBall State University\nIndiana University\nUniversity of Notre Dame\nPurdue University\n\nIowa\nUniversity of Iowa\nIowa State University\n\nKansas\nKansas City Chiefs\nKansas City Royals\nKansas City Wizards\nUniversity of Kansas\nKansas State University\n\nKentucky\nUniversity of Kentucky\nUniversity of Louisville\nWestern Kentucky University\n\nLouisiana\nNew Orleans Saints\nNew Orleans Hornets\nUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette\nUniversity of Louisiana at Monroe\nLouisiana State University\nLouisiana Tech University\nUniversity of New Orleans\nTulane University\n\nMaryland\nBaltimore Ravens\nWashington Redskins\nBaltimore Orioles\nUniversity of Maryland\n\nMassachusetts\nNew England Patriots\nBoston Bruins\nBoston Celtics\nBoston Red Sox\nNew England Revolution\nBoston College\n\nMichigan\nDetroit Lions\nDetroit Red Wings\nDetroit Pistons\nDetroit Tigers\nCentral Michigan University\nEastern Michigan University\nUniversity of Michigan\nMichigan State University\nWestern Michigan University\n\nMinnesota\nMinnesota Vikings\nMinnesota Wild\nMinnesota Timberwolves\nMinnesota Twins\nUniversity of Minnesota\n\nMississippi\nUniversity of Mississippi\nMississippi State University\nThe University of Southern Mississippi\n\nMissouri\nSt. Louis Rams\nSt. Louis Blues\nSt. Louis Cardinals\nUniversity of Missouri\n\nNebraska\nUniversity of Nebraska\n\nNevada\nUniversity of Nevada\nUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas\n\nNew Jersey\nNew York Giants\nNew York Jets\nNew Jersey Devils\nNew Jersey Nets\nRed Bull New York\nRutgers University\nSeton Hall University\n\nNew Mexico\nUniversity of New Mexico\nNew Mexico State University\n\nNew York\nBuffalo Bills\nBuffalo Sabres\nNew York Islanders\nNew York Rangers\nNew York Knicks\nNew York Mets\nNew York Yankees\nUniversity at Buffalo\nSt. John's University\nSyracuse University\n\nNorth Carolina\nCar
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In the USA, football (soccer) isn't one of their major sports - it's a shame cos if it was they would be brilliant at it as they are a huge nation.  It is getting more popular though, so in time who knows.
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local newspaper, either paper or online\n\nSome states have a website with information on high school sports.  do a google search & see if your state does
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There are 119 Div 1 football teams (see link for list). And I believe 334 NCAA Div 1 mens basketball teams (see link below for list and RPI Rating)
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I gotta go with Football(not soccer, american football) and the fastest growing sport in america, Lacrosse. I play and watch them both.
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I can't give you a definitive number, but it would have to be in the hundreds of thousands. There are 50 states. Each state would have dozens to a hundred counties/parishes and each county/parish would have between 1 and 50 school districts. Each district would have one high school. This does not include the private schools.
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USA has a soccer team?
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Yes, it's a sport just like any other.  It is also the fastest growing high school sport in the nation.
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If you visit the reference below, they list (by my count)\n47 schools as "Public High Schools".\n\nHowever if you view the  list of all Hawaii schools,\nthere are 120 which teach up through 12th grade\n(32 of which are labelled as "Charter").
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Simply put..\n\nThere are more rules in American football than any other professional sport..  You almost need a PhD to understand every rule..  That's the first reason..\n\nSecond is passion as a kid..  you becoime passionate about the sports you are exposed to as a youth..  every kid in the united states that went to high school knows someone who played high school football..  your school and your city pride was always at stake every Friday night..  \n\nBy the time you leave high school, it becomes your university and your state's pride in college..\n\nThat doesn;t exist with American football any where else in the world..  \n\nSoccer, on the other hand, it's very similar..  every town, every school every region in most countries have teams that represent in the same fashion as high school and college football do here..\n\nBut take the vast majority of the life long soccer fans from any region of the world and introduce them to football, most..  not all, but most will find the game very confusing, difficult to follow and the number one question which I hear from so many Euro and South American friends is why is it called football when they only use their foot less than 25% of the time.,.\n\nBottom line is what do you grow up with..  People in Georgia or Mississippi have a hard time following the NHL because they have no connection..  the same, to a lesser extent, to the people in Wisconson, or Minnesota with NASCAR..    Football is widely followed here in the US..  but most Germans have no clue what the difference between a forward pass and an audible is
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Independence High from Charlotte, NC they have 103 games str8 and like tha past 7 or 8 state championships