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This football player is a quarter back number 42 is ready to score a touch down. He is the big player of the team because quarter backs make the plays. If he messes up its all on him no doubt about it because he was the one to make that play but it didn't work. He is a really competitive player trying to get touchdowns back to back with no turn overs . His record was 10-1 the team is hard to beat the last game the lost by 5 pts off a interception.

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The football field have players on it to compete against other teams. The maxium yards you can go on the football field is a 100 yards. On the field you can either pass it to the other team or punt it.The field line up on defense have defensive line backers to take the other team out. Every touchdown is 7 pts and the 7 pts add up quickly and it seems like there a head by much but there really not they can come back.

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The setting is on a football field doing plays

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The football is large wide brown with white stripes and white stiches and labels on it in black and gold.

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The football is there to win the game and go to finals and the players are just driving it to get a touchdown.

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This book is similar to real life about how the situations are and how there are party's drinking and smoking.

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Gr 7 Up—This hi-lo series focuses on the drama surrounding a high school football team in Troy, Ohio. In Out of the Tunnel, Brian breaks into the team's inner circle, starting as tight end and joining an elite group founded years earlier by his father. Brian plays a central role in updating a tradition, luring a vulnerable female friend to a party where she's coaxed to become drunk and strip for the boys while they snap pictures with their phones. In the end, Brian leaves the group in disgust but remains on the team and disappointingly never really comes clean. In Breakthrough, giant Efram moves from Arizona and is recruited to play for the Trojans, cheered on by his mohawk-wearing, computer-geek friend, Flick. The Option has Gary filming star quarterback Shane driving drunk in order to blackmail him and take his starting position. At All Costs is the most probing, addressing concussions and the way they can be ignored by coaches eager for victory. Curiously, football is presented throughout as a toxic and corrosive culture. Players are dishonest and cruel to one another, coaches are sadistic and unreliable, and boys perceived as weak are dismissed as "ladies." The sometimes dense game descriptions will appeal to football fans. While the stories overlap somewhat, the entries can be read independently. Frequent references to underage drinking and occasional mature (though not explicit) sexual situations make this series a solidly high school selection.—Bob Hassett, Luther Jackson Middle School, Falls Church, VA --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.

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Tammy is basically blackmailing mike saying if you don't ask her by the end of the day i'm not helping you.

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The football explains the success in trying to catch the ball and going through people while carrying the football.

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"You don't ask her by the end of the day I will never ever help you with your science homework again. (Jones 18)