The third speaker is one more example of how Eddie Rake could always
manipulate his players. He had asked Neely Crenshaw to give the final
eulogy. Neely had wondered, after Miss Lila had asked him, why Coach had
chosen him of all players, but there was no way to properly decline such
a request. His nerves nearly getting the best of him, Neely approaches
the podium and ironically remembers how Coach had once told him to harness
his fear and use it to his advantage. So he begins by telling about the
last time he saw Rake - in the hospital after his knee injury - when................
The final day of the novel is all about catharsis. The town and Rake's former players meet to show their final respects for the great coach and in spite of ...........
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