Youth football participation declines as worries mount about concussions, CTE
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Sport-related concussion and bodychecking in children and youth: Evaluation, management, and policy implications
Traditional thrill': Football is a small college enrollment elixir despite attendance, participation declines - The Athletic
Half of Americans now think tackle football is not appropriate for kids to play. Conservatives, Christians and those with more traditionalist values were more likely to say football was still appropriate for
Vermont high school football: Fewer players make for uncertain future
Subjective Concerns Regarding the Effects of Sport-Related Concussion on Long-Term Brain Health among Former NFL Players: An NFL-LONG Study
Kids Should Be Allowed To Play Tackle Football, by Anthony Della Posta
Will a New Way to Diagnose CTE Change Football? - The Atlantic
Safety concerns prompt sharp drop in youth football participation in US
Fewer U.S. high school athletes play football amid concussion fears
Youth football decline linked to concussion concerns, by Patrick Kotnik, no cap
Will a New Way to Diagnose CTE Change Football? - The Atlantic
New youth football study finds no link with future health problems
The Future of Football: Why fewer kids are playing football: A study in decline - San Francisco Chronicle
Slow decline of football at Midtown – the Southerner Online
College football - Wikipedia
