October 27, 2012
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3:41Now Playing" A retired New Hampshire doctor and school board member has caused an uproar with his proposed ban on high school football, saying the game is too dangerous for underage students.
High school football is an American institution, so when Dr. Paul Butler advanced what many people believe is a radical idea at a sparsely attended meeting in Dover, N.H., the former high school football player caused a commotion near and far.
"We have a moral imperative to at least begin the process of ending this game." Butler told "Good Morning America."
"The literature is clear. This is a dangerous game for children to be playing." * Cenk Uygur and John Iadarola (Host, TYT University) break down the realities of high schol football and present comments on the possible ban.
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