Essay About Football

“Do you feel like you want to keep playing on this team? It’s okay if you say no. We support you, and whatever you want to do.” They said.

After we punt the ball they get it and on the next two plays they score a touchdown. The offense is out on the field again and we start on about the twenty yard line. Once again we go three and out so I have to punt the ball.

We have now gone through 3 games and a scrimmage, with another game tonight. Now, You can make all the excuses in the world for why we lost the first two. “They’re like number one in the state”, “That was a bad team for first week”, “We didn’t have all our guys”, the list could go on and on. But one thing is for sure, and that’s that there is no excuse for the way we played those first two weeks. There’s no excuse for missing blocks, running by tackles, and taking plays off! Not a single excuse you give will make that ok! You can’t do those things and expect to win games.

"First off, I apologized to my coaches and teammates for that," he said. "I shouldn't do that, even if it was my fault or the other person's fault, I shouldn't do that. That just goes back to communication, that is why that happened."

“As you probably already know, this is our last game of this season, so let's make the best of it.” he says. “Today we are going against the best team in the league. So, any mistake that they make I want you guys to take full advantage of it. Let’s try our best as a team to not make to many mistakes ourselves for them to take advantage of. Now let’s get out here and play ball.”

“Oh I’ve just been busy with practice all day I have a big game coming

Coach started to get emotional telling us a story about holding a rope for each other and saying

Once the staff was able to cart him off the field coach yelled, “ Get in there Joey”. My eyes lit up and I sprinted to the huddle. “Great to see ya” muttered Jack who seemed a lot less than grateful.

“That was a big victory.” Said Josh. “Boys!” said Mike. “I would like to see you both, play for my team.” “YES, YES, YES, YES!” They both said.

I thought we were playing a good game. But Bartlett was catching us on the scoreboard. So we all played even harder. In the third quarter ‘I missed two layups and then got fouled and got two free throws.’I missed the first

CE: Well coach, you had your bye week last week. Did you use that as an opportunity to relax or did you use it to push the kids harder, knowing they wouldn't have to compete for a while?

As the time in the third quarter was wasting away, the energy on the court continued to deteriorate. This couldn’t happen, I thought to myself. Coach Foley will be so disappointed. Jogs transformed into sloppy sprints, the passes were weakening, and shots that didn’t have a single thought on them, went up. I looked over at my best friend, Sydney, just to see the frustrated, yet timid, look on her

I woke up to my mom entering my room screaming, “ ITS GAME DAY!” Instead of waking up to my usual routine, sluggish and begging for more sleep, today was completely different. It was a beautiful and sunny Saturday in December. I still was in shock my school finally made it to the championship game. It felt like a dream as if my mother never woke me up by her yelling. I knew this was a huge game and something I would remember forever. Considering the high circumstances of this game I knew I had to be one hundred percent ready to play my best. My head coach, Coach Sphire wanted all of us players to report to the film room by noon that day. As time past by my team I had discussed many offensive and defensive plays, watched film, and prepared ourselves

Time to play ball. First faceoff felt like I could see everything and feel it too. I looked at my opponent at the faceoff he was tall and muscular, then I saw his stick and gloves, I examined the gear hoping to maybe find something useful to use against him. We entered our stance, the referee placed the ball between the both of us, he blew the whistle and it sounded like the stadium exploded with sound. A hard step right and flick of my wrist caused the ball to stay neutral. Richland gained the first possession of the game and was able to capitalize with a goal. The next faceoff I was able to tie up the ball and eventually we gained are first possession. We ran 23. Sam Rink was at the top of the box, Parker Lindhorst sent him a dime pass. Sam shot and

They are very impressed with all the new skills Joe has acquired over the summer. However, they are not impressed with Bob’s performance because he is showing no effort and having a hard time keeping up with the team during the exercises. At the end of tryouts, Don, the head coach, gathered all the athletes who tried out for the team together to tell them what spots they would be playing. The first pre-season game would be this Saturday.