List 3 safe sports and 3 dangerous sports ( or more if you want too ! )
Obviously all sports carry a risk, but some are more dangerous then others. For example, rugby is a lot more dangerous then ballroom dancing.
Safe
1. Ballroom
2. Dancing
3. Golf
Dangerous
1. Rugby
2. Football
3. American Football
How do college sports work in general? I say in general, because I do not have a specific college in mind. What athletic options would be available to a college freshman who was not recruited or is not on an athletic scholarship? Are they only limited to intramural teams, or what?
Also, is playing a sport in college (whether intramural or not) worth it? Any advantages?
You can talk to the coach of the sport you are interested in playing and see what their walk-on policy is. Find out what would be necessary to gain an athletic scholarship for that specific school.
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they said they would check my ID, i gave them my Id number, so is that it, how would they still know if its me and not someone else, would they be checking age?
Yeah they are checking your age to make sure that you are of age to gamble. 18 in most states. And the ID number is how they check it.
When they lose big time, they tend to drag others into their mess. Why do people do that?
WRONG.. You must be talking about some degenerate loser.. Gambling Junkie!!
Fetish?? Thought that was having a thing for sucking a womens big toe..
There are just Sooo many sports gamblers who you would never even know to the have a bet. Ppl your talking about have been around the glass pipe to long..
I want to play college softball, however, I am set to graduate with one degree at the end of this semester. However, I was planning on going back for another degree next fall. I won’t be pursuing a graduate degree, it’ll be another bachelors. Am I eligible to play?
It depends on how many years of college softball you have already played. If this upcoming season is your 4th year of playing college softball, then you will have used up all of your college eligibility, and therefore will be ineligible to play college softball during the following academic year, when you plan on getting another bachelor’s degree.
However, if this upcoming season is only your 3rd year of playing college softball, then you will have one more year of eligibility to play college softball the following season, while you pursue another bachelor’s degree.
I went to college in 2006, and played college soccer that year, how ever I droped out that same year before without finishing my freshman year. If I were to go back to college would I be able to play a college sport again?
Yes, you can still play. There isn’t an age limit.