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fall football 2009


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High School Football, opening season, Black Hills verses Timberline…and the chili hot dogs were great too.

Football playing


Image by Ana G. R.
I took this picture in june, while the World Campionship was taking place. The children were (and are) crazy about football and played all day with their Spain XL sized uniforms…

Esta foto es de junio, la saqué durante el campeonato del mundo de fútbol. Los niños están locos por el fútbol y se tiraban el día jugando con sus uniformes de España tamaño XL…

Wilson NFL MVP Junior Football with Pump and Tee, Brown

• NFL MVP Junior Football with pump and tee
• Soft sponge rubber cover
• Soft waterproof sponge rubber cover for play anywhere
• Includes pump and football tee

Designed for recreational play, the Wilson youth-size football with pump, inflation needle, and universal tee gets you ready to kick off the football season. This youth-size NFL MVP composite leather ball offers all-weather durability and long-lasting play.

List Price: $ 24.99

Price: $ 14.99

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Script Ohio


Image by Junior Sam
The greatest of all college gameday traditions…Script Ohio with the alumni marching band in Columbus, Ohio.
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It is a long walk to the nosebleed section of Kyle Field. We only made it because we traded for a bottle of oxygen at the first base camp (located just below the first deck ramp).


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Shot 20 minutes before kickoff of the Aggie Football game.

Edit: OK, I’ve had like 3 PMs on this. Yes, she did go to the game barefoot.

XKick2


Image by KimmerKC
Arlington Heights Fronteir Days included a "Punt Pass and Kick" competition. All three boys participated – in the rain – but Zona had decided he was done by the time I got there with the camera.

Xavier’s shoe went further than the ball most times, and since he was the only 5 year old participating, I think they recorded the distance for the shoe!

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Football training


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Football training picture by Rowan Farnham-Long

Football Practice


Image by Greg Robbins
Football training in Downers Grove, Illinois.

football training


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Training of Polonia Leszno, Poland

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Post-scrimmage Snack?


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Rocky Bernard pulls off a glove with his teeth before giving it to a fan at the annual Seahawks Scrimmage at Qwest Field on August 2, 2008.

There is no stopping the man with the pink gloves!


Image by Ed Yourdon
NY Jets vs. Buffalo, Oct 2009 – 38

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In mid-October, I attended my second professional football game, with a photographer’s press pass that let me get down on the field to photograph players, referees, cheerleaders, other photographers, fans in the stand, and anyone else who looked interesting. (My first such game was a pre-season contest between the New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles, which you can see by clicking here.)

I learned some lessons from photographing the Jets-Eagles game, and I showed up this time better prepared, and with some new equipment. It was great having the Nikon D700 with the capability of shooting at ISO 6400; but the 2X extender that turned my 70-300mm FX lens into a 140-600 lens seemed incapable of focusing automatically; I finally gave up and removed it. Overall, probably the best improvement came from the monopod that I dragged along on the trip; it greatly improved the stability of long shots with a telephoto. Ironically, it may also have created the illusion that I was a professional photographer, for the "real" professional photographers (who had studiously ignored me during the previous game) actually chatted with me a couple of times. I didn’t have any of the bazooka-sized monster-telephoto lenses they had, but maybe they thought I wasn’t a completely unprepared hobbyist…

Anyway, I shot the first half of the game with the D700 and the 70-300mm zoom lens by itself; and I shot the second half of the game with my older D300, whose half-frame body turned the 70-300mm zoom into a 105-450mm zoom. The stadium was sufficiently well lit that I could shoot at a reasonably high speed (typically 1/640 second) without having to go above ISO 3200 most of the time.

But technical details aside, this game was very much like the last one: I was down on the field, surrounded by 76,000 roaring fans who made conversation virtually impossible. I’m accustomed to watching most sports on television these days, with magical close-up shots provided by TV cameras like the very ones I saw strategically placed around tonight’s football game; and when I’m befuddled by something complex or unexpected in whatever I’m watching, I know I can always depend on multiple instant replays (from various angles) and the incisive commentary from a TV sports anchor who knows far more about the players, the rules, and the details than I ever will.

Down on the field, all I could do was try my best to follow the action, and shoot anything that looked interesting. It usually (though not always) started with a snap to the quarterback — but it was sometimes on the other side of the field, or down at the other end of the field. Like the other photographers, I scurried back and forth from one end of the field to the other to be as close to the action as possible … but in many cases, all I ended up with was a picture of a tangle of bodies, and no clear idea of what had just happened.

After watching the Flickr statistics associated with my previous Jets-Eagles set, I was amused to see that the most popular photos were those of the cheerleaders … so I included about 5 photos of the cheerleaders in this set. (And for whatever it’s worth, I certainly did not envy them in their skimpy uniforms, while they did their best to cope with the 45-degree weather, and the chilly wind that whipped across the field.) I also found the fans interesting and occasionally picturesque, so you’ll find about 10 fan-related pictures in this set.

Since I was on the field through the generosity and permission of the New York Jets, I naturally rooted for them to win. But they played pretty sloppily, and their rookie quarterback (Mark Sanchez, whose #6 jersey appears prominently in some of the photos) was intercepted five times. The regulation game finished in a 13-13 tie, so the game went into overtime … and I’m such a dummy about football that I didn’t even realize that it was a sudden death overtime. But when the Buffalo Bills kicked a three point field goal with 2:44 remaining in the overtime period, and all of the players immediately walked off the field, I quickly figured out what was happening…

Anyway, I took a little over 1,200 images and whittled it down to 60 "keepers" that I think you’ll enjoy looking at. Another 200 had to be deleted immediately because they were out of focus, or because a referee decided to run in front of my camera just as I was pushing the shutter button … but I’ve still got roughly 940 images of jumbled piles of football players that will probably continue to sit on my computer until I run out of space on my hard disk. C’est la vie…

Knitting Gloves while Watching Football Picture in Picture


Image by Kim.Wood
Then Mom says… you know they sell those fingerless gloves at Target ! Hmpf. I just wanted some like high school -those were handy!

Question by ikeykid28: Can I use wide receiver gloves if i am a linebacker?
So I need gloves because my hands hard pretty hard and I’m not that good at catching. I looked at linebacker gloves and wide receiver gloves and I like wide receiver gloves better as they feel nice on the hands and are mostly cheaper. I was wondering if I can use wide receiver gloves if i am a linebacker? Is the only difference between linebacker gloves and wide receiver glove is that linebacker gloves have a bit of padding?

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Answer by MC Wells
sure wat ever works for u

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Showcasing each team’s 2010 Nike Pro-Combat Uniforms, here is the opening sequence for West Virginia at Miami. For all the latest NCAA Football 12 news and info, visit www.thegamingtailgate.com
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Entire 2011 Season play execution 13 yr old 8th grade Quarterback #19 Dante Rocco Bulna Belleville NJ High School Bound Honor Roll student Class of 2016. Games played against, Irvington, Richmond Boro Staten Island NY, Westfield, Milburn, Scotch Plains Fanwood, BloomfIeld, and the NJSYFL North vs South 2011 All Star Game.