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Enrollment In Youth Football Drops Nearly 10 Percent | ThinkProgress
Enrollment In Youth Football Drops Nearly 10 Percent
After reaching a record high in 2010, participation in Pop Warner, Americas largest youth football organization, dropped by 9.5 percent over the next two years, ESPNs Mark Fanairu-Wada and Steve Fanairu reported Wednesday. Enrollment in Pop Warner, which reached nearly 250,000 members in 2010, dropped to just over 225,000 a year ago, according to numbers that hadnt been previously disclosed.
In total, youth football participation has dropped by 6.7 percent, from 3 million to 2.8 million, according to USA Football, which oversees youth football across the country. The National Sporting Goods Federation says that number may even larger: it found earlier this year that football participation has dropped 11 percent since 2011.
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Good. It's a game for knucklewalkers and bros. The bullying we see in Miami from that racist buffoon Incognito comes from the doltish culture that American football has created. I'm glad it's dying, and it will be as relevant as boxing one day.
I hope Americans will continue to take up soccer, which is a much more refined, civil and safe sport to play.
Enrollment In Youth Football Drops Nearly 10 Percent
After reaching a record high in 2010, participation in Pop Warner, Americas largest youth football organization, dropped by 9.5 percent over the next two years, ESPNs Mark Fanairu-Wada and Steve Fanairu reported Wednesday. Enrollment in Pop Warner, which reached nearly 250,000 members in 2010, dropped to just over 225,000 a year ago, according to numbers that hadnt been previously disclosed.
In total, youth football participation has dropped by 6.7 percent, from 3 million to 2.8 million, according to USA Football, which oversees youth football across the country. The National Sporting Goods Federation says that number may even larger: it found earlier this year that football participation has dropped 11 percent since 2011.
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Good. It's a game for knucklewalkers and bros. The bullying we see in Miami from that racist buffoon Incognito comes from the doltish culture that American football has created. I'm glad it's dying, and it will be as relevant as boxing one day.
I hope Americans will continue to take up soccer, which is a much more refined, civil and safe sport to play.