<p>I definitely don't have it worse but I still hate two-a-days. My school doesn't even have a field. We practice on a patch of grass on Randall's Island (its a public park with alot of space but terrible upkeep). The field is covered in goose ***** and by th end of the summer there wont be any grass left. The heat is the only real thing that I dread. Oh well 10 weeks and its over.</p>
<p>im gonna be a junior and im dreading it because its basically the end of the summer and ill say you have it a little worse because you have longer practices. i have:
7:30-9:30 practice
9:30-10:15 weight room
10:15-10:45 lunch
10:45-11:30 go in a classroom and go over plays and game film
11:30-1:30 practice</p>
<p>Yeah I've been playing my whole life and I would feel pretty worthless if I quit my last year. Besides I like the admiration that goes along with being a football player at my school (we're ranked third in the state).</p>
<p>But people always complain about sports, its just something you do. It is also something that you and your teamates can bond over. I did wrestling for my first 2 years of high school and the best part was having fun complaining with friends about the hell we were in. And I agree that you need to grind sports out and no quit because it does build character in you.</p>
<p>I have a scrimmage after 2 weeks of practice and then the next week after that is my first game. Rainmaker doesnt that suck ending at 5 because its basically most of your day spent on football. Mine ends at 1:30 and in the summer i usally wake up at that time anyway so for me it ends pretty early and then i have the rest of the day to do whatever i want, that is if im not sleeping from being so exhausted. As to why i keep playing, its because i love football. Some people on here might love doing research, others love volunteering, i love playing sports. The only thing is that 2 a days are a **<strong><em>. Its kind of a hate/love type of thing. Like i would say during practice that i *</em></strong>ing hate football, but then after all is said and done, i love it</p>