Noted sports author Allen Barra argues in The Atlantic that youth league football is the worst-supervised level of the game.
Barra's column is linked below.
The Atlantic's Allen Barra; Youth League Football and its Dangers
"One of the most troubling issues raised by the documentary [The United States of Football], though—some might say the most troubling issue—is the potential danger to boys playing youth or 'pee-wee' football, which includes boys anywhere from the age of 5 to 14. There are numerous youth leagues, the most popular among them being Pop Warner, which boasted more than 250,000 participants in 2010."
---Allen Barra, The Atlantic
No comments:
Post a Comment