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Second Chance: a Football Story
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The Vase

Category:  Sports/Recreation
ISBN-10:  1911261002

Type: Fiction

Pages: 252

ISBN-13: 9781911261001

Price: $13.50 (eBook)


A great story for anyone who loves the game of football. A former high school football player gets a second chance to play in the state championship game.

Tony Belmont was an outstanding high school football player, but a knee injury caused him to sit out his senior year and miss playing in the state championship game. Presently, he’s a twenty-four year old college graduate ignoring his girlfriend’s constant nagging to find a better job. She wants to get married and have children. He prefers to work at the city Parks and Recreation Department, and spends his spare time playing in local pickup games. Tony attends his old high school’s final regular season game, and a chance halftime encounter with his ex-coach results in an unusual invitation. To save his job and the jobs of his coaching staff, the coach invites Tony to fill in for an injured player. Believing it’s a dream-come-true scenario, Tony accepts and helps the team win. The coach believes Tony could be the difference in the playoffs, and asks him to play for the duration of the season. Tony’s girlfriend doesn’t agree with his decision to play, and his best friend is not impressed. They call it cheating, and as Tony’s high school team keeps winning, they never let him forget how they feel. During a work-time incident, Tony reinjures his knee and resorts to a powerful pain medication to enable him to play in the championship game. But is Tony really willing to sacrifice his friends, his health, and his integrity for a second chance to play in a high school football game?   


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