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Lessons of the Game: The Untold Story of High School Football

Lessons of the Game: The Untold Story of High School Football

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Offensive Interference...
Review: This is an absolutely must read for anyone who loves sports stories (but should be required reading for lettering high school athletes). I could not put it down!

The book paints a vivid, yet disturbing picture of the exploitation of a "can't miss" superstar-high school football player, by the system. It takes you through Derek Sparks' incredible "on-the-field" successes and lets you see how many of the people he trusted, sold him out, "off-the-field." This book depicts a situation which serves as the predecessor to (what most likely will be)future exploitation by "star" athletes, next at the collegiate level and later by agents and money managers, who all want a piece of "the pie" and will do anything to get it.

This book takes you on a journey through Derek's triumphs and disappointments, but teaches us all a great lesson: take nothing for granted and always keep the faith - no matter what happens!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Offensive Interference...
Review: This is an absolutely must read for anyone who loves sports stories (but should be required reading for lettering high school athletes). I could not put it down! The book paints a vivid, yet disturbing picture of the exploitation of a "can't miss" superstar-high school football player, by the system. It takes you through Derek Sparks' incredible "on-the-field" successes and lets you see how many of the people he trusted, sold him out, "off-the-field." This book depicts a situation which serves as the predecessor to (what most likely will be)future exploitation by "star" athletes, next at the collegiate level and later by agents and money managers, who all want a piece of "the pie" and will do anything to get it.


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