The Extra Yard
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Teddy and Gus were stretching on the field along with their teammates.
Teddy’s dad hadn’t arrived yet, but when Teddy looked over to the sideline, he saw Jack standing with Coach Gilbert and Coach Williams. Why not? Jack had been acting like an assistant coach from the time he got hurt.
Behind them the bleachers were already starting to fill up. Cassie and Kate and Angela were sitting in the front row, laughing about something. The day at Holzman was beginning to take shape.
“No way Norris loses... to Brenham today,” Gus said.
“We just gotta keep winning,” Teddy said.
“Still doesn’t seem right, losing a coin flip being this big a deal after we haven’t lost a stupid game.”
“It won’t matter,” Teddy said, “because we’re not losing this game.”
“That’s why they made you quarterback,” Gus said. “The way you can break things down like that.”
They were done stretching. When Teddy stood up, he looked around again, wanting to take it all in, because a part of him—a big part—still didn’t believe that he was the quarterback of this team, and that he was here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Teddy and Gus were stretching on the field along with their teammates.
Teddy’s dad hadn’t arrived yet, but when Teddy looked over to the sideline, he saw Jack standing with Coach Gilbert and Coach Williams. Why not? Jack had been acting like an assistant coach from the time he got hurt.
Behind them the bleachers were already starting to fill up. Cassie and Kate and Angela were sitting in the front row, laughing about something. The day at Holzman was beginning to take shape.
“No way Norris loses... to Brenham today,” Gus said.
“We just gotta keep winning,” Teddy said.
“Still doesn’t seem right, losing a coin flip being this big a deal after we haven’t lost a stupid game.”
“It won’t matter,” Teddy said, “because we’re not losing this game.”
“That’s why they made you quarterback,” Gus said. “The way you can break things down like that.”
They were done stretching. When Teddy stood up, he looked around again, wanting to take it all in, because a part of him—a big part—still didn’t believe that he was the quarterback of this team, and that he was here.
What to read after The Extra Yard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mike Lupica to read onlineMoreLess
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