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Several linebackers on the Wolfpack are very good.

But that No. 15 was able to lead his teammates and organize an alternative chain of defense when the captain's "opener" went to attack the quarterback.

Because Lewis has been active on the weak side of Blair High School's offense, he has diverted the attention of at least two people.

Coupled with the Wolfpack's deep-lying safety, the Wolfpack actually needs one or even two less defenders in Blair High School's strong-side offense.

And No. 15 relied on his keen positioning and quick movement to form a chain with his teammates, and he withstood the pressure in the unfavorable situation without causing a large loss of yardage.

Faced with this discovery, several college coaches could no longer sit still.

They actually heard the previous negotiation between Nick and Coach Sutton. At that time, they thought Coach Sutton was crazy or was playing tricks on a child.

Who would use nine scholarships in three years to recruit a child who will not enter college until next year?

Not to mention how high the cost is, even if it is reported to the school's board of directors, it is likely to be investigated.

But they are now beginning to realize why Coach Sutton is the No. 1 college coach in the country.

As long as No. 15 is not injured, he will definitely be a superstar!

And the Wolves' defensive line and cornerbacks are indeed very good...

How many scholarships are there?

Dig a few spoons of gold, and you might even get a diamond...

Where can I find such a good thing?

Even if we have to recruit people from the Wolves' bench, that's not a big problem.

The playing temperaments of the Wolves players are surprisingly consistent, which means they receive the same training.

And it seems that the players that the Wolves have played in the past few years have a tradition of self-discipline.

Even Anton, who was mentally ill, never missed any training.

This is much more reliable than those guys who were born in the slums and are talented but have character problems.

As long as their basic skills are as solid as that kid named Nick Custer boasted, a scholarship won't be a problem at all.

And at the end of the day, the initiative still lies with these college coaches.

But that No. 15 is definitely worth a huge price for any team, and now it seems that a few additional scholarships are just a stepping stone.

Will you knock on this door?

If you don’t knock, it means you don’t even have a chance to compete!

These college coaches know better than anyone what a perfect defensive end coach can do.

Nick grinned and took the business cards handed over by several college coaches, and then happily handed the body reports of the Wolves substitutes to those college coaches for circulation.

He didn't know how much trouble his instinctive move would cause for No. 15?

The superstar-like performance of No. 15 has made him a bargaining chip to help his teammates.

If a scramble really happens, some schools will not hesitate to take the Wolves' substitutes as bargaining chips to compete with Coach Sutton. If the last one doesn't get it right, the situation will be overturned!

Fortunately, there are no other schools in Tomahawk, but the old fox is never in short supply.

Nelson saw that the confused Nick was about to lose control of the situation...

He smiled and sat down among the coaches, explained the school's traditions to them in detail, and invited them to visit the Wolves' training.

Although this old guy who is good at dancing doesn't know anything about football, he knows how to get along with others.

In a short time, several coaches who were sitting in the stands were happily invited by Nelson to the boxes of the stadium.

The Wolves have a lot of good prospects. If you can't get No. 15, shouldn't you consider others?

If everyone builds a good relationship, there will be many opportunities for cooperation in the future...

When the emotional balance is tilted, are you still afraid that the children sitting on the bench will not have a chance?

Maybe not all of them are excellent, but most of them are qualified players.

There are so many coaches, one will be hired this year and another next year, and then when the Wolves give birth to a new super player, these are all emotional cards that can be played.

The school cannot decide where the children will go, let alone use them as bargaining chips, but you can!

"I have your teammate on my team and he is doing well with me.

If you are willing to come, I will give you the best treatment and arrange a single apartment for you and your buddies.

He's not at that level, but for your sake, everything is fine.

We are an emotional team, and I have a very good relationship with the vice-principal of your school, so you can completely trust us."

These are all emotional cards that can be played, but the prerequisite is to establish an emotional bond with Tomahawk School.

Just like Coach Sutton did before...

Nelson is not a hotheaded Nick, he can get things done without missing a beat, and he won't let anyone get into trouble.

When Nelson left, he gestured to a skinny young man from Hell's Kitchen.

The guy who looked like he hadn't had enough to eat all year round walked to the edge of the stands holding a glass of beer.

When passing by a young scout, the guy seemed to trip suddenly and the beer spilled on the guy.

After diligently patting the young scout's suit twice, the skinny young man neatly stuffed a stolen voice recorder into his pocket.

Then he generously handed the young scout a glass of beer for free, then walked to the edge of the stands and yelled at the field with a few guys covered in tattoos.

He discovered this young scout early on and had been using a voice recorder to record the conversation between Coach Sutton and Nick, and reminded the vice principal Nelson.

If the conversation between Nick and Coach Sutton is exposed, it will be very troublesome if he insists on taking it seriously.

With Coach Sutton's status, he definitely doesn't care, and if what he said is exposed, it may even increase the chance of recruiting No. 15.

But Nick may be in trouble, and the exposure may even affect the Wolves' substitute market.

It makes others think that the Wolves' substitutes will definitely not be able to find a team, so they use this method to seek scholarships...

Nick is a troublesome boy, but in Hell's Kitchen, there are always people to clean up his laxity.

And as time goes by, Nick will become more and more mature.

After all, Hell's Kitchen doesn't have the habit of doing good deeds anonymously. Someone will always tell him what stupid thing he did.

Nick was keenly aware of the skinny guy's actions...

地狱厨房没有无缘无故的爱,啤酒撒你身上,你要是敢瞪眼,我再揍你一拳才是常规做法.

He looked at the skinny guy, holding a recording pen towards himself and shaking it covertly.

Although Nick didn't know the consequences, he still bared his teeth at the young scout, leaving him stunned.

Coach Sutton didn't go to the box with him, and he didn't know what happened...

He looked at Nick, who was a little unhappy next to him, and said with a smile: "I now believe in the purpose of your school!

That old guy just now is a cunning old fox, I believe you more...

Remember to say something nice for me in front of No. 15, you are the agent of the Hungry Wolves, right?"

After hearing this, Nick looked at Coach Sutton with some confusion and said warily: "Alvin told me that when an old man flatters me for no reason, it means that I am going to be fooled!"

As he spoke, Nick grabbed his collar and said strangely: "What on earth do you want to do?

My father kills without blinking an eye..."

Coach Sutton was stunned by Nick's mischievous appearance, and then laughed and said: "I like you boy!

If you can help me meet Coach Steve for dinner, how about I give you some Alabama team hats?"

As he spoke, Coach Sutton put his arm around Nick's shoulders, pointed to the last offense that was about to start at Blair High School, and said: "You said you are Steve's off-field coach, then you know how Blair's quarterback will choose.

?"

Although Nick is considered a fan, he is definitely a loser when it comes to tactics.

Looking at the players crowded on both sides of the narrow 10-yard line, Nick frowned and said: "The Wolves are used to playing tough guys...

If I changed it, I would definitely choose to rush the ball, and no one could stop us."

Coach Sutton held his chin in one hand as he looked at the Blair High School formation. He smiled and said, "I bet their target is the weak-side corner post.

And he was able to score a touchdown successfully!

If I win, can you help me find a hotel in Hell's Kitchen?

Besides looking at the training…

I also want to talk to them individually.

The Wolves have so many good players, I have to find the guy who suits me best."

After hearing this, Nick looked at Coach Sutton with a frown and said, "I bet they can't succeed, so I raised the bet by 20 yuan and added the private training video of the hungry wolf substitute.

What if you lose?"

Coach Sutton listened and said with a smile: "If I lose, I will invite the Wolf Pack to play a warm-up game in Alabama in October this year."

"make a deal!"

Nick and Coach Sutton high-fived, completing the bet in which neither party would suffer a loss, no matter the winner or loser.

Then he stood up and pressed the communicator in his ear. In the eyes of Coach Sutton in surprise, he shouted: "Steve, their goal is the weak side corner post, stop them..."

Steve looked over at the sidelines and gave Nick a thumbs up. Coach Sutton looked at Nick in surprise and said, "Does this count as cheating?"

Nick waved his hands indifferently and said: "Alvin told me that it is generally a wise choice to listen to the opinions of professionals.

You look more professional than others!"

While Nick was talking, the quarterback on the field, Alton, chose to kick off.

Blair High School's pocket array still breaks...

Faced with the impact of the "door opener" this time, Alton quickly retreated and made a fake fax with the running back.

The moment of confusion made the "door opener" hesitate for half a second, and then Alton quickly dribbled the ball sideways to the strong side.

Just when everyone thought Alton was about to rush forward, he unexpectedly made a 30-yard cross pass and moved the ball laterally to the weak side sideline.