The Walk On (2014)
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After looking his ribs over one more time, the trainer asked if he’d had any other symptoms since Friday: headache, nausea, lack of appetite. When Alex shook his head no, Buddy looked at him closely.
“You’re sure?” he said. “I know you want to practice. But if there’s anything at all, you need to tell me.”
“Honestly, Buddy, I feel fine.”
Buddy nodded. “Okay, Myers, I believe you. You’re clear.”
Alex jumped off the table with a big smile on his face. Buddy gave him a pat on the shoulder. “You’re ...a tough kid, Alex,” he said. “Hang in there.”
Alex felt like he’d just been elected to the football Hall of Fame.
He spent most of practice at the defensive end of the field, mimicking the plays that Cherry Hill Academy was likely to run. He learned the third-string quarterback usually ran what was called the “scout team,” meaning that he ran the plays the defensive coaches expected the upcoming opponent to run, based on scouting reports. The week before, in part because Mercer hadn’t played a game but also—Alex suspected—because Mercer was so bad, there had been no scout team drills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After looking his ribs over one more time, the trainer asked if he’d had any other symptoms since Friday: headache, nausea, lack of appetite. When Alex shook his head no, Buddy looked at him closely.
“You’re sure?” he said. “I know you want to practice. But if there’s anything at all, you need to tell me.”
“Honestly, Buddy, I feel fine.”
Buddy nodded. “Okay, Myers, I believe you. You’re clear.”
Alex jumped off the table with a big smile on his face. Buddy gave him a pat on the shoulder. “You’re ...a tough kid, Alex,” he said. “Hang in there.”
Alex felt like he’d just been elected to the football Hall of Fame.
He spent most of practice at the defensive end of the field, mimicking the plays that Cherry Hill Academy was likely to run. He learned the third-string quarterback usually ran what was called the “scout team,” meaning that he ran the plays the defensive coaches expected the upcoming opponent to run, based on scouting reports. The week before, in part because Mercer hadn’t played a game but also—Alex suspected—because Mercer was so bad, there had been no scout team drills.
What to read after The Walk On?
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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