Football Is Too Dangerous or Not

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FOOTBALL – THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE The addition of “The Two Lines That Never Cross” in the next edition of WARAC would definitely be a good addition to the book in order to help the future students learn regarding the risks involved in playing football and also for people to realize the attitude of the fans of the game. I acknowledge the opportunity given to me in assisting the selection of articles to be included in the textbook. I believe that Chuck Klosterman’s article “The Two Lines That Never Cross” published on the GRANTLAND website on June 1 2012, would fit in perfectly into WARAC. This article discusses about the two extremes of football, the popularity it has gained over the years and the risks associated with the game. The article “The Two Lines That Never Cross" should be published in the WARAC because it clearly expresses the risks involved in playing football even though it is one of the most popular sports. This would be a valuable addition to the book under the Sports In America chapter because the potential athletes who are about to get involved in the game deserve the right o know about the various consequences that they might have to face once they get involved in the game. Many people enjoy playing football and cheering for their favorite teams. But the injuries that are associated with this sport are very fatal injuries. This I feel is of utmost importance for the people involved in the game to know and hence this article being published in WARAC would definitely have a positive feedback. In my views Chuck Klosterman is a well-polished author who has done a lot of good work in the field. His articles in the field of sports are well delivered, making credible points that have opened the minds of people, even those who are associated with the game. The “The Two Lines That Never Cross“ is of the same cadre. This qualifies his article “The

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