Foot To The Ball Research Paper

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Foot To The Ball
(A Satirical Essay On How Bad the Coaches Really Are) Here at the great city of Worland there is a fantastic amount of talent when it comes to football. Football in this town of 5,000 people is the biggest sport around. The whole town rallies around the football players. No one in this town has a bad opinion of the recent history of our program here at this fine school. The fewer the amount of the kids that go out for football is honestly better. There is a lot more politics about the mind games the coaches play with each kid, which is a great way to get kids to not come out. The football coaches here at worland high school are of the utmost quality, and they should be praised for how well they do. When it comes to coaching

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