Pop Warner
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- oreducks77
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Re: Pop Warner
I know this is really un-PC to say, but there's just not enough Black people in Oregon. Playing from a young age is nice, but studys shows that God seemed to bless African-Americans with far more fast-twitch muscle fibers, and naturally occuring muscle mass... two very important traits in football.
- Tray Dub
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Re: Pop Warner
This is true... And I also don't understand why this isn't politically correct. We're so afraid of being insensitive that we turn a blind eye towards empirical data. More people with black skin are great at football than people with white skin. Simple as that.oreducks77 wrote:I know this is really un-PC to say, but there's just not enough Black people in Oregon. Playing from a young age is nice, but studys shows that God seemed to bless African-Americans with far more fast-twitch muscle fibers, and naturally occuring muscle mass... two very important traits in football.
- RuhlandAsherBestEver
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Re: Pop Warner
There are a lot of reasons for this black versus white athlete. I can tell you if you are going to
play D1 football you have to have the heart and the stomach for it. I think that unbringing and
desire have a huge part in a players development. I can tell you that we have a very diverse
set of kids within our pop warner program but my son excells as a RB and LB. He is shorter and
smaller than most players his age but he has something I did not have the desire to be a D! player.
It is all he thinks abouno t playing for the Ducks. My other son he could take it our leave it nothing
wrong with that just not for him.
play D1 football you have to have the heart and the stomach for it. I think that unbringing and
desire have a huge part in a players development. I can tell you that we have a very diverse
set of kids within our pop warner program but my son excells as a RB and LB. He is shorter and
smaller than most players his age but he has something I did not have the desire to be a D! player.
It is all he thinks abouno t playing for the Ducks. My other son he could take it our leave it nothing
wrong with that just not for him.
