what is a good source to find the pros and cons of high school sports?
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One is health. The nation is getting fat since there is a change from agriculture to desk jobs. It is easier to learn when you are in shape and exercise maybe more restful than relaxing for school work. \nThe sports programs are for a few individuals. Football costs a great deal to provide help for a few students.\nMore than a third of college aggressive behavior are from athletics with about 1/2 the conviction rate.\nPersonally I have been better off at colleges without a successful football team and would recommend looking for colleges that do not emphasis football.
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Advantages - learn the nature of competition, learn to socialize, learn teamwork, looks good on college applications\n\nDisadvantages - if you don't know what you're doing or there's an accident you could get hurt
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not really most for for high school students sry. but there are some u just have to look for them, try fastweb or google
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Pros:  \nYou get much more freedom than middle school.\nYou have a lot more friends to choose from.\nYou have a lot more activities to choose from.\nYou'll get to pick some of your classes.\nKids aren't as mean as they are in middle school.\n\nCons:\nYou won't realize that high school is just a very small, itty-bitty, teeny weeny part of your life until long after you've graduated.  So everything that happens to you will seem like the biggest deal in the world.  (But I guess everything in life is like this!)
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Hope this helps:\n\nhttp://privateschool.about.com/od/schoolssports1/
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My brother and I played FB in college.  We went with a scouting service that sent our info out to every D1 school.  However that isn't the best way.  You need to have your HS coach talk to teams.  You can also send a video tape from your best game to the schools you want to go to.  In the game tape if you are a defensive player you should be running after the ball on every play; pursuit means a lot.
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Fanball.com is great for a lot of news and injury information. I like it a lot better than ESPN.com since they hide a lot of their content behind their pay site. CBS Sportsline columns also feature some great tips on organizing your upcoming week for head-to-head leagues. Yahoo! is good for weekly spotlight articles. My fave site for pure stats and trade analysis is basketballmonster.com
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Well maybe the school website. Or there are programs {serch google.com} that you can serch for which year someone went to high school and their information
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If you try out for both teams.....here's some of the pros:\n1.   Allen Iverson and many other great sports legends played both\n2.   You get more bling and respect if you win state championships\n3.   Girls LOVE you\n4.   you get in great shape\n5.   you get team apparel\n6.   you make friends\n7.   you stay out of trouble\n8.   you get experience\n9.   you go places you have never been\n10. YOU HAVE A LOT OF FUN\n\nin answer to your question...don't fear anyone....it never stopped Allen Iverson (I noticed your picture...I Like Iverson too!!!
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This might get you what your looking for http://sports.espn.go.com/prorodeo/index
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basketball, they are good this year, and probably national champions. Talk to your high school counselor, that is what they are paid for.
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Unless you have a country club near you (which is your best bet) you should probably contact a local high school for and ask for information.
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here it is\n\nhttp://www.germantown.k12.wi.us/gtownhigh/Athletics2.html\n\nit has all the sports, not much info though\n\nbest i can do
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http://www.hoksve.com/sport/
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i did a research paper the other day for my sports elective..it was entitled.."BENEFITS OF EXERCISE AND ITS IMPLCATIONS FOR A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE " I got 90% on this paper. In it I had the following sub topics:\n\nIntroduction\nDefinition of Exercise\nBenefits of Physical Exercise\nPreparing the body for Exercise\nIllustration of Stretching Techniques\nTypes of Exercise\ni.Aerobic\nii.Strength\niii.Flexibility\nHealth Implications\nSocial Implications\nWhat are Sports\nClassififcation of Sports\nComparison of Recreational & Competitive Sports \nConclusion\nAppendix\nBibliography
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Have you tried the high school's web site?\n\nhttp://www.hcsb.k12.fl.us/shs/
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In a few weeks you can go to www.usatoday.com  and then click on scores  On top of that page is a section for high school sports all over the country.  HOWEVER now the site has only football.  Basketball will be added after state football playoffs end.  Each state high school association also has a website and many of the states post their school's schedules also