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School Groups

 

            When you talk about high school sports you think of football, baseball, and basketball;.
             therefore, are considered sports not the debate team, chess club, and chorus. They are spectator sports, which mean crowds gather to see them and in return receive popularity .
             from their spectators. A debate team dose not move a stadium crowd when they argue a topic, a touchdown does. When talking about these topics that cannot be compared do to one is ruled by popularity and the other is by small groups. In these cases the debate team myth be the one that wins all is meets compared to the baseball team who myth just win one game in its season are still regarded as boring event that few want to be part of. The popularity of a group is judged my the crowd, that why in high school and in the outside world there's such a difference in how people feel about those two groups. When you see its sports that will still be what moves the crowds because that's why they get paid , to entertain.
            


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