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Observation: Dallas Cowboys Versus The Miami Dolphins
FIELD OF OBSERVATION: Football is back in full force and the pre-season games are just the tip of the iceberg. This was the Hall of fame game with Dallas Cowboys versus the Miami Dolphins. Sunday I watched the Pre-season football game; it was a fantastic day the excitement that was clutching in watching Dallas wins by 24-20. This was very competitive game.

SETTING: It started with two opposing teams playing against each other, Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins. They are playing in Canton Ohio. It was a night that started at 8:00 pm eastern time and 5:00pm pacific time. The field is immaculate and green. The fans are in the stands getting ready for the first kick off of the season. Everybody get excited when Kickoff gets intense when the …show more content…
During this phenomenon observing the players and game, was very intriguing how people reacted during the course of the game. It was interesting how intricate you can get in detail in what you observe. Watching all ages and how they responded when there was a touchdown was absolutely amazing. No matter if you’re a female or male or young or old everyone enjoy sports in some shape or form. Football Players are committed to their team. It actually takes dedication, commitment and hard work in being successful. These men have proved it when there on the field. Athletes develop character when participating. Their attitude in winning or losing should magnitude that they are winners no matter what. This is just a game they are playing for entertainment. They strive hard for awards to show they had accomplished what they stride for. They realize they have to take risks. Sports inspire accomplishment by channeling the behavior toward positive results and directing it away from negative …show more content…
We always are competing against each other. The sport brings enjoyment in our life and it relaxes you. It relieves the stress you been under. It is great watching the game. Almost want you to think you in that game. Also you have an icon that you can watch and wear their clothing that been manufactured. It brings back childhood memories and you can act yourself. As players you can anticipate the thrill in competing against each other. You can show your team mates your strengths and ambition. You can show your fans that you have the knowledge in playing the game. Your fans support you as a player. That gives you a rush that you are worthy. When it comes to a business you can bet on the game and have a
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