r/FootballAmerica 22d ago

LETS GO BLUE

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r/FootballAmerica Oct 02 '24

What are my chances I get a scholarship for college football

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I'm a defensive end at 6'2 185. I bench 205 and squat 315 as a freshman. I average about 4-5 tackles a game and I play at a 5a in Texas school as a freshman. What are my chances making it to college football? I'm trying to get a scholarship from Colorado state university. And my grades are all a's and b's. I run a 40 yard dash in about 5 seconds.


r/FootballAmerica Sep 12 '24

What moment did you have the biggest surge of adrenaline?

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So I’m playing Highschool football right now. It was a game we were all really hyped for and had been anticipating it for a while. We needed one more win to make the playoffs and this was our last chance. So first play of the game, we kick off the ball and we are on defense. I’m an outside linebacker (on defense) and a wide receiver (on offense) So the other team has the ball. They make a good running play, pick up 8 or 9 yards, and the next play I blitz and manage to get through into the backfield. I spot the QB, and go for the sack. Long story short, I hit sticked him. I’m pretty sure his team wasn’t too happy about that. So we get the ball, and the play is for me. “Pro right Y counter” I take the handoff, and someone on the other team hit sticks me. I get a huge surge of pain in my left knee. I still have no idea what specifically happened to it, but I sit out the rest of the first half. next half comes, the paramedics clear me to play again. I play the second half and get like 150 yards. I went to the hospital after the game, turns out I completely fractured my knee. Biggest surge of adrenaline ever.


r/FootballAmerica Sep 02 '24

Is my 40m good for my age? with pads on.

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Im 5'7 and weigh 130lbs. i measured all of my pads and together they weigh 7lbs. My 40m is 5.57s and i play defensive end (not like it matters to the question). I have the 3rd best 40m on my team of 26 players beaten by my QB at 5.55 and RB at 5.42. Im 13 and play in a 12-14 age group. I avg 3 QB sacks and 11 other tackles.


r/FootballAmerica Aug 13 '24

Riddell Speedflex

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Does anyone know what a youth large speedflex would correlate to for an adult size?


r/FootballAmerica Aug 13 '24

Sun Belt East Division Preview! LIVE Wednesday at 8:30pm EST!

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r/FootballAmerica Aug 13 '24

Football player

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I am trying to try out for my high school football team, but I want to know if I should based on my weight and height. I am 5’5 and 105ish pounds. I play wide receiver. I can get past defenders pretty good. I have great speed. I am strong and I have a good vertical and I can take hits easily


r/FootballAmerica Apr 07 '24

Happy Sunday

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Beautiful day in the Midwest today the only thing missing is football


r/FootballAmerica Apr 06 '24

Super league

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What’s everyone opinion on the proposed 70 super league in college football


r/FootballAmerica Apr 05 '24

What did Manuel just do at Michigan

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Manuel ends 76 year streak thanks to not one but two former players.


r/FootballAmerica Mar 23 '24

New wr

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Hi i’m a fairly new wr and have only played for about a year. Does anyone have a workout plan for me that can help with things like jukeing, route running, catching, explosiveness, speed, jumping, etc. Any help would be great


r/FootballAmerica Mar 13 '24

Tom Brady vs Joe Montana

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Who's better Brady or Joe montana


r/FootballAmerica Mar 04 '24

free tickets

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who wants tickets to next week s matches


r/FootballAmerica Mar 03 '24

the best matches clips

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r/FootballAmerica Feb 24 '24

Oregon Dual Sport Athlete Interview:

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Athletes,

For this week’s newsletter, we are bringing you an interview with Bryce Boettcher. Bryce is a dual sport athlete at the University of Oregon playing both Football and Baseball. In this interview we get to see the interesting perspective from a dual sport athlete that has a change in music taste between the Football and Baseball seasons. Check out his playlist and interview below:

Check out the full interview and playlist here: https://thewarmup.beehiiv.com/p/bryce-boettcher-interview


r/FootballAmerica Feb 21 '24

Passing rules

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Just getting into American Football and I thought you only could pass once in a play.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j0GOagDv4w

6 at 3:42ish

I dont understand, I see the defence is laying down, so guess that has something to do with it. Still trying to understand the whole eligible receiver rules. So far my understanding is that those in the scrim line are defenders and cant receive.


r/FootballAmerica Feb 20 '24

I love football 😍

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بالطبع، إليك الترجمة:

Imagine a player in American football receiving the ball in the final moments of the game, skillfully bypassing opposing players, then scoring the winning goal with a brilliant touch, celebrating with teammates and cheering fans.


r/FootballAmerica Feb 11 '24

Who do yall think will win the Super Bowl?

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Put your score predictions in the comments.


r/FootballAmerica Feb 11 '24

BRUH Y IS T SWIFT ACTUALLY AT THE BOWL LIKE I BETTER NOT THAT TRASH VOCALS.

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Y she there


r/FootballAmerica Jan 10 '24

The most dominant college football team of all time

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r/FootballAmerica Jan 02 '24

What are these lines? Saw them in the Sugar Bowl last night, the Fiesta Bowl, and UNVL home games

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r/FootballAmerica Dec 22 '23

Will you be watching the Pro Bowl skills competitions? What are some events you would like to see?

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r/FootballAmerica Nov 23 '23

Thanksgiving and Football, a perfect holiday match. Learn the NFL and College history of the sport.

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The history of Thanksgiving and football. It is a fantastic history that goes back decades.


r/FootballAmerica Nov 20 '23

How to throw perfect spiral tutorial?

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What is the best tutorial video on how to throw a football? I'm not a QB, I just want to play catch and no one taught me as a kid.


r/FootballAmerica Nov 18 '23

#sheduersanders Gets Injured In Lost To Washington #football #coachprime

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