The Rivalry (2010)
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Having been around NFL players in the past, Susan Carol was amazed at the size—or lack of it—of the Navy players.
“Where are all the linemen?” she asked Tamara as they stood in the buffet line.
“I’m a lineman, ma’am,” the player in front of her said.
Every player they had been introduced to so far had called Susan Carol “ma’am.” She knew she looked older than fourteen, but the players had to know she was younger than they were. And yet she kept getting called “ma’am.”
“I’m Susan Carol Anderson,”... she said, putting out her hand. “And I’m only fourteen, so you don’t have to call me ‘ma’am.’ Are you really a lineman?”
The player smiled. “Yes, ma’am, I am. I’m Garrett Smith, and I start at offensive tackle. It’s nice to meet you.”
“How much do you weigh, Garrett?” Susan Carol asked. For a normal human being, the player was huge, but for a college football lineman at the highest level, he was tiny—barely taller than she was. She had read the Notre Dame media guide on the way out and had noticed that the smallest starting offensive lineman weighed 305 pounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having been around NFL players in the past, Susan Carol was amazed at the size—or lack of it—of the Navy players.
“Where are all the linemen?” she asked Tamara as they stood in the buffet line.
“I’m a lineman, ma’am,” the player in front of her said.
Every player they had been introduced to so far had called Susan Carol “ma’am.” She knew she looked older than fourteen, but the players had to know she was younger than they were. And yet she kept getting called “ma’am.”
“I’m Susan Carol Anderson,”... she said, putting out her hand. “And I’m only fourteen, so you don’t have to call me ‘ma’am.’ Are you really a lineman?”
The player smiled. “Yes, ma’am, I am. I’m Garrett Smith, and I start at offensive tackle. It’s nice to meet you.”
“How much do you weigh, Garrett?” Susan Carol asked. For a normal human being, the player was huge, but for a college football lineman at the highest level, he was tiny—barely taller than she was. She had read the Notre Dame media guide on the way out and had noticed that the smallest starting offensive lineman weighed 305 pounds.
What to read after The Rivalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Feinstein to read onlineMoreLess
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