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An NFL bad boy tackles a hometown hottie with a burning secret. I'm the prudest town slut Dover Chase has ever seen. Townies are always whispering about me. Or worse, creeping on me. I work two dead-end jobs and still can't support my daughter. I got pregnant right out of high school, and that's the last time I got laid. It's not fair. Carter Stone's a drunk and a gambler. Not to mention a womanizer. But everyone worships him. Dover Chase's football god. All I did was protect him from the responsibility of our baby and give up everything to take care of her. ALONE. Life hasn't been the same ever since Carter walked into the diner and sat at my table. Being with him feels like being a teenager again. He's the jock, and I'm the science nerd. Abandoning my inhibitions. Exploring his rock-hard body. It's more than that, though. Carter feels like home. Now I'm terrified for our child. I love her more than life itself. And I have to sit here, powerless, watching her barely hold on. I need Carter's support, but he hates me for keeping her from him. I refuse to lose either of them. How can I keep my daughter safe and get the man of my dreams?
Witty take-off on professional football by a sportswriter - the wife of one of the game's greatest players.
As a member of the freshman football team at State University, Chip Hilton encounters cliques, rivalries, and a conspiracy by the Booster Association to favor some players over others.
For more than three decades, the New York Giants have been one of the most competitive teams in the National Football League, winning four Super Bowls and eight conference championships in that time. Now, Lawrence Taylor—Hall of Fame player and consummate Giant—teams up with William Wyatt to tell the stories of the Giants' most memorable players and coaches, including Bill Parcells, Rays Perkins, Carl Banks, Harry Carson, and Gary Reasons to name but a few. In My Giant Life, Taylor looks back at the best games, best moments, and behind-the-scenes stories of the men who played and coached for the team.
The Scout Quarterback By: Al Hooker The Scout Quarterback is a standout sports novel sure to satisfy the desire for a good book from fans. Matt Mallory is a young collegiate quarterback whose solid situation at Western Nebraska is overthrown when a new coach arrives. This coach is bent on winning at any cost, integrity of the game be lost! This is not the way Matt learned to do the game and his struggle to maintain his ethics, while also succeeding in football and in life, makes for a most action-filled adventure. Full of excitement and lessons learned, both on and off the field, this readable novel even adds an extra point: an outline of some of the strategy, formations, and points of execution of America’s fall pastime. No doubt about it, Al Hooker has put this new gridiron tale through the uprights!
An inside look at big-time college football by a former University of Oklahoma player offers a look at coach Barry Switzer, NCAA rule violations, and the permissive lifestyle
A summer of great fun is now over for kids in one neighborhood as many of them can't wait to go back to school—EXCEPT ONE. A kid that goes by the name of "Saggy Socks" isn't so thrilled to end his summer losing a miserably-played game of football with a group of friends. Saggy Socks wants a rematch with the same group of friends—to win this time, once and for all—and to end the summer vacation the way he wanted.
An authoritative history of the nation's fourth-winningest college football program is lavishly illustrated with two hundred photographs of the legendary players and coaches, historic games, and unique traditions of the Texas Longhorns from the University of Texas at Austin.
Smash-mouth football was just another day at the office during the heyday of professional football in the 1960s and 1970s. Elvin Bethea began his pro career with the Houston Oilers of the AFL in 1968 when the upstart league was filled with colorful characters and brilliantly gifted players who had finally proven they were good enough to compete with the NFL. After the AFL merged with the NFL in 1970, one of the most exciting decades in pro football history was underway. Smash-Mouth the story of Bethea's journey from a life of rural poverty in Trenton, New Jersey, to his All-American college football career at North Carolina A&T, where segregation still ruled the South. Smash-Mouth takes Bethea from potential Olympic track stardom in 1968 to his legendary pro football career where he earned his reputation as one of the most feared and dangerous defensive linemen in NFL history. From classic playoff battles with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1978 and 1979 to off-the-field exploits with some of football's most eccentric characters, Smash-Mouth culminates in Bethea's greatest ultimate honor--his long overdue induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2003. Along the way, Bethea's story is filled with candid assessments of the talents and personalities of some of the greatest names in 1970s football--Terry Bradshaw, Joe Namath, O.J. Simpson, Archie Manning, Earl Campbell, Dan Fouts, Franco Harris, Bum Phillips, Dan Pastorini, Billy White Shoes Johnson, Chuck Noll, Hank Stram, Art Shell, Anthony Munoz, Kenny Houston, John Mackey, and many, many more.