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schools should not get rid of sports.
reason football helps people.
evidence laws required  a medical professional needs to sign a paper to tell them he can play now.
this evidence is the strongest because to helps the player not to get out and he  or she is still injured.

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1.schools should keep sports
2.helps you get a scholarship
3. For young people whose families can't afford participating

In private sports programs it would limit access to an important set of opportunity's.
4. its my strongest piece of evidence because it supports my claim they should keep sports because it gets u a scholarship and if you don't have enough money for collage  just play a sport and you will get a scholarship and it will help if you dot have the money for collage and if you ban sports then some of the students wont go to collage.

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Claim: Schools should not ban sports
Reason 1-. Students can get better jobs.
Evidence for Reason 1-.
"Research shows that people who played for a varsity high school team tend to donate more time to community service and more money to charities

They also tend to get better jobs. With better pay"
Explanation -. I think this is strong evidence because it has the reason right in the evidence, there is a part in the evidence where it says "that people who played for a varsity high school team tend to donate more time to community service and more money to charities

They also tend to get better jobs.

" This shows that they can get better jobs by taking part in sports.

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1. I think schools should get rid of sports.
2. Sports are too expensive
3. Article 1:  College football brings

In more than 3 billion dollars a

Year; the NFL rakes in more than

9 billion dollars. And across the

Nation, star players of all agree

Are worshiped as heroes.
4. I think this is strong because they are saying numbers an they are cash stated around the 3 millions and that is expensive so I think this is strong evidence.

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1.Students altheas have more self-respect and

Self-confident

2.Schools provide clear and

Robust long term benefits

3. team sports in school provide clear and robust long term benefits to both individuals who participate and society as a whole keeping competitive sports programs in school is the best way to make sure that they widely available to all american youth

4. this evidence is strong because an expert say that team sports in school provide clear and robust long term benefits to both people who are playing the sports and are not playing the sports and the school that provide the sports are helping the younger player who family can afford to pay for private sports programs

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1. kids shouldn't play sports.
2.sports leading to injury's
3.If a player brain has not healed even

a small joint can cause permanent

damage-or death.
4.this piece of evidence is the strongest because from playing a sport that cause major injury's like football it leads to concussions and if the joint get triggered then you could having permanent damage or even death and death is strong because someone could be hurt from playing a sport for a team and have concussion because someone was not playing right and now that person is the hospital. another piece of evidence that was not as strong but this as someone said "Brain damage could of effected

my whole life" and that would be permanent hurting in the joint aggravation for life.

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1.schools should not get  rid of sports
2.people who play sports are more respectful and helpful
3.reseach show that people who play sports are more respectful than people who don't play sports
4. this piece of evidence is the strongest because it research evidence

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1. Schools should keep sports.
2.Young athletes learn skills that help in the real life.
3."Of course, there are many wonderful aspects of football. Young athletes learn discipline, focus, team work---skills that will help them be successful later in life."
4. This evidence is the strongest because it obviously explains that sports including football can help teens learn discipline focus, etc. These skills can be used not only in school but also in the real world once they graduate for college or high school. This will lead to success to any work especially if they are planning to be an athlete but it also works with other jobs because all jobs need someone who is responsible and has discipline.

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1. schools should ban sports
2. sports lead to injuries
3. the largest youth football league in the U.S dropped 9.5 percent
from 2010 to 2012 because of concussions many concentered the game just to risky.
4. it is the strongest evidence because it includes
a percent

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1. schools should not eliminate sports.
2. School sports help kids become

A better person

3.research shows that people who

Played  for a varsity high school team

Tend to donate more time to community

Service and more money to charities

4. this evidence is the strongest because it says that research
shows that people who played for a varsity high school team tend to donate more time to community service and more money to charities which means that they obviously did a lot of research.

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1. Schools should get rid of sports
2. People are getting injured while playing sports.
3. People who get hit in the head hard can have permanent brain damage or worse.
4. This evidence is the strongest one because people might get tackled or trip while running and they fall and their head hits the ground hard and can cause permanent brain damage or can die too.

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1.  Schools should keep sports.
2.  Sports have positive effects on people.
3. Young athletes learn discipline, focus, teamwork-skills, that will help them be successful later in life.
4. This evidence is strong because it is from an experts opinion.

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1 Schools should keep sports teams
2.Sports have lessons that stick with people forever.
3. "Hiring mangers expect former athletes to have more self confidence, more  self respect, and better leadership skills.
4. I feel like that evidence is the strongest evidence
because that evidence tells us the skills that people can learn if they played sports in school so Schools should keep sports teams because the skills that they learn from sports will help them get better jobs and prepare for the future.

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Claim-Kids Should Play Football
Reason- Sports Offer Formative Lessons That Stay With People Forever.
Evidence- "Research shows that people who played varsity high school team tend to donate more time to community service or more money to charity. They also tend to get better jobs, with better pay."
Proof- This evidence is the strongest because an expert wrote this article, so he/she agrees with their own opinion. It seems that when kids/teens play sports, they tend to be friendlier and have a better/pretty good social life because they need to get along with their teammates and if they can't then they may be kicked off the team. If schools got rid of football, or any school sports, then there wouldn't really be any reason for pep rally's. Except, you'd have to get rid of cheerleading as well because cheerleading is also a sport and you wouldn't have anything to look forward to. Also, without sports, all sporty kids that are still in their shell, will be for the rest of their lives if they turn into nervous people during high school or middle school. Also, in gym class, wouldn't they have to get rid of anything sporty?

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Schools should get rid of sports.
Sports are expensive.
Article 1:  College football brings

In more than 3 billion dollars a

Year; the NFL rakes in more than

9 billion dollars. And across the

Nation, star players of all agree

Are worshiped as heroes.

I think this is strong because they are stating that a football college game is 3 million.

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1. Technology is ruining our friendships.
2. We're replacing friends with screens.
3. "Other experts, however, warn that too much online communication can get in the way of forming deep friendships.  The biggest problem is the amount of time kids are spending alone with their devices."
4. This evidence is the strongest because an expert agrees that kids are spending TOO much time online when they could be spending face-to-face time.  It seems like the experts believe that being in front of another human being is more powerful than being behind a screen talking with somebody. Since kids are spending so much time behind a screen, they aren't taking the time to hang out with friends in person.