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At one time, pro footballs were striped all the way around, but now the pro ball has no stripes at all. The stripes on a college ball are only on the top half of the ball (the half with the laces) and have no meaning in todays game. The stripes are kept as a part of College Football tradition. They were once thought to be a visual aid in quickly pointing the laces outward in field goal situations.
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What percentage of high school football players get college football scholarships?
Only about about 2 percent of high school football players receive college scholarships "well about 20% of high school football players get college football scholarships." "martin alberts College Florida" is incorrect.
Is a high school football bigger than a collage football?
No...a high school football is smaller than a college football
How much does a football weight?
It depends on the level of play, college and high school balls are different weight
Was Jamie Foxx in high school playing football or college?
he play football when he was in high school
Is a college football and high school football the same size?
yes
Is a football a different size in the NFL than in high school?
Yes. High school and college (NCAA) footballs are slightly smaller and lighter.
High school football size vs. NFL football size?
college football size vs. high school football size
Is a college football bigger than a high school football?
yes they are bigger than high school.
How Can you play high school football then pro college?
Yes you don't have to play high school football at all. You just have to fulfill the requirements of the college.
'What percentage of high school football players get college football scholarships'?
About 5%.
Can a college level HS football player play in a college game?
If someone is a high school football player why would he be eligible to play in a college football game?
What percentage of high school football players go on to play college football?
5.7 percent of highschool senior football players will go on to college football.
