The Underdogs
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They’d finish a game and switch the teams around and then start another game. Five-on-five. Bobby Carrington, the team’s quarterback last season, hadn’t shown up, so everyone took turns playing quarterback.
Now it was the last game of the day, since it was getting close to dinnertime. Only, the game wouldn’t end, so they finally came up with a variation of the overtime format used in college football.
One team got the ball at midfield and if they scored, the other team had to score for them to k...eep playing. If the first team didn’t score, the other team could win with a touchdown.
After two rounds of overtime—no more first downs. Score in four plays or turn over the ball.
Both teams kept scoring anyway.
And even though it was just a touch football game with a bunch of buds, even though most guys were dragging at the end, even though they all had dinner waiting for them, here was the thing: nobody would settle for a tie.
Chris Aiello, the biggest guy on the field, said, “I’d rather lose than tie.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They’d finish a game and switch the teams around and then start another game. Five-on-five. Bobby Carrington, the team’s quarterback last season, hadn’t shown up, so everyone took turns playing quarterback.
Now it was the last game of the day, since it was getting close to dinnertime. Only, the game wouldn’t end, so they finally came up with a variation of the overtime format used in college football.
One team got the ball at midfield and if they scored, the other team had to score for them to k...eep playing. If the first team didn’t score, the other team could win with a touchdown.
After two rounds of overtime—no more first downs. Score in four plays or turn over the ball.
Both teams kept scoring anyway.
And even though it was just a touch football game with a bunch of buds, even though most guys were dragging at the end, even though they all had dinner waiting for them, here was the thing: nobody would settle for a tie.
Chris Aiello, the biggest guy on the field, said, “I’d rather lose than tie.”
What to read after The Underdogs?
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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