There is no specific college you must attend. Getting good grades and playing experience are more important than the name of the school. NFL players have come from many colleges, including from the Ivy League and Division III, though it's typically less common.
There is no "educational requirement" to play in the NFL. However, three years must have passed since your high school class graduation before you may enter the NFL Draft or sign with an NFL team. You are not required to have played any kind of organized football during that time, collegiate or otherwise.
Well it's sum school in Indiana I think with like 35!!But I know where I stay,The Valdosta High Wildcats have 23 state(29 appearances),6 National Titles,41 conference titles,almost 900 overall wins and is the all-Time winningest high school football program in the U.S.!!!!!!And not to mention,the conference their in was ranked by USA Today numerous times as the toughest conference in the nation!!!
You need to go to college if you want to play in the NFL. It's possible to get "special consideration" from the league to declare for the draft before you graduate (like Jameis Winston and Johnny Manziel did), but without it there are four routes to NFL eligibility:1) Graduate from college - the most common path
2) Run out your college eligibility without graduating - which isn't common because if you stay in school four years and you maintain a GPA that'll satisfy the NCAA, you'll be eligible to graduate
3) Wait five years after your first college game
4) Wait four years after your last high school game
As fussy as NFL teams are about players, the safest way to become NFL eligible is to graduate college.
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High school courses don't mean sh1t. College courses are what matters.
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High school courses don't matter, none of them will count in college.
There are a number of educational institutions that offer online high school courses. The sites for Penn Foster, Stanford University Online High School, and Keystone School, for example, each offer these courses.
High school is the most obvious choice, but if one is of age where high school is not an option, community colleges offer a wide variety of courses for adults.
In high school football they are classified as quarters.
he play football when he was in high school
High school courses can be very useful and are indeed a valid version of a high school education. A valid education is based on how you learn best.
No...a high school football is smaller than a college football
Slaps to the head are not allowed in high school football.
A person can get a High School Diploma by completing High School with enough credits. Courses can be completed on webpage courses too. Check local listings.