I truly believe that athletics and sporting events in high school
out do any college experience I have had.
First, in high school, it is much easy to know the athletes as
friends/acquaintances than at a college with thousands of students. Going to a game and cheering for your friends
is more fun in my book than going and watching a bunch of people you do not
know. Also, I believe that high school
sports have the ability to unite a school.
If it is having a team that is going undefeated, against a rival, or to
the state championship game, people unit and go cheer on their teams. This isn’t the case in college. Sometimes, the opposing teams in college
aren’t even familiar to students. They
are small out of state colleges that nobody has heard of. In high school, the opposing teams were often
neighboring towns, allowing the possibility of having friends on the opposing
teams as well, creating more rivalries.
All in all, I strongly believe that high school sports provide a better
experience than those in college.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Believing Game part A
I whole heartedly believe that college athletics
and sporting events are far better than anything I experienced during high
school. The most important reason
college sports are better than high school is because the athletes are better
at what they do. Since colleges are able
to recruit students from all over, the teams consist of the best of the
best. Another reason this events are
better is because they are much larger.
With most college campus’ having thousands of students, these events attract
massive amounts of viewers. With this,
these events often times make large amounts of money. Although the University of Wisconsin, Stevens
Point allows students to view regular season games for free, with the
presentation of the Point Card, many other schools charge excessive amounts of
money for seats at their games.
Lastly, college athletics rank
above high school sports in my opinion because are more important. Winning a college level championship is much
more legendary than any high school championship or award.
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