The author identifies a number of factors that make the future of high school and college sports uncertain. Which two factors do you think will have the biggest impact on school sports in the United States?

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Explanation:

I believe cost control and budget inequality are one of the biggest factors. As sports at all levels of sports are constantly raising prices and money is becoming more limited, schools may not be able to afford the expensive budgets required for sports activities.

The second factor believes the increase in concentration, recurrent injury and other serious injuries. It has become common for children to play their sport and pursue their careers through high school and college, perhaps the most popular sport among high school and college students and campuses.

It is a sport with more contact and injuries than sports like lacrosse, football and rugby. Until officers, coaches and other educators find ways to prevent serious injuries or riots, schools may have no choice but to pay because of serious lawsuits and others bill. Athletes, coaches, teammates, schools and others involved in these sports are associated with sport and reducing sports activities is an easy way to avoid those problems.

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