College Athletics Amid Ancestral Culture And Youth
The article argues college sports shape youth mood, linking football zeal to college loyalty, rivalry with Yale and Exeter, and the broader social impact. It notes intercollegiate contests resemble war in stakes, ethics, and community involvement, while praising athletic discipline and collective identity.
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Exeter
Strategy and sportsmanship in college football debates
The essay defends strategic play in football as a moral and intellectual issue, contrasting warlike tactics with fair deceit. It argues that symbols of sport and college pride trump mere ball movement, cites Yale and Harvard as examples, and discusses tricks like pretending injury and dodging defenders as questions of honor and youth.
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Yale
Harvard
Jones
Federation of
Harvard Clubs
New York
United States
Ven Jones
Associated Press
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