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An alarming study, recently released, suggests that C.T.E. is not just lurking at the margins, an outlier outcome for the most risk-prone players — in fact, at least 25 percent of N.F.L. players might expect to have it. Researchers think the real figures are much higher. CTE is thought to result from repeated head impacts. Do you think the time will come when high school tackle football will be abolished?
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Football participation is steadily declining among youth in our school district's feeder programs. Middle school participation is already declining and will eventually negatively impact high school programs. Note: LI perspective, not national. |
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HS tackle football is the training ground for college and pro. It will never be abolished. If it were ever abolished, then it would just open the market for city and county leagues. The districts want the money they make from tackling football. |
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If coaches followed safety rules more and stopped putting players right back in the game when they weren't ready, they should stop. As a former coach, I had fewer concussions years ago, as coaches now teach them tactics that are too dangerous to win a game. |
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It is already happening. Flag football has become increasingly popular. We must protect our children from injuries that can be fatal. Had I known about CTE 20 years ago, I never would have permitted our younger son to play high school football. |
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Fewer parents will allow children to play. This may be different in Texas |
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