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Friday Night Lights by H.G. Bissinger-Online Book Summary
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He suits up on Friday night against the Abilene High Eagles with all his familiar paraphernalia including the Terminator X towel, but he watches from the sidelines as Comer scores the first two touchdowns. Then, he gets in during the second quarter and gains four yards on his first carry. He has to take the role of blocker after that to allow Comer to score his third touchdown, making the score 28-0. He carries the ball eight more times in the second half, but it’s obvious that he is tentative; the knee is exposed for everyone to take a shot at it. Later, the old fire returns when he cuts up the middle past several tacklers to gain eight yards and a first down. But the truth is, he is not the same player. Against the same team the year before, he had had the night of his life, gaining 232 yards on 8 carries. Now he is ecstatic to gain eight yards and a first down on one carry. For L.V., his uncle, this night is harrowing. He wonders if he is doing the right thing by letting Boobie play at all. He believes in his heart that the recruiters won’t run away from him because of his injury. With time to heal, the boy will be as good as new. But the coaches aren’t so sure, believing Boobie is selfish, undisciplined, and undedicated to the great cause of Mojo. They don’t believe he........
This chapter is very poignant by the way it shows how the beauty
and excitement of Permian football can sometimes be cruel. Boobie had been the
Golden Boy the year before. Now he is the has-been who just can’t cut it. And
Mike is one of the team’s hero’s, but he ........
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