Welcome to the college

You open the envelope. A welcome letter from the college.

Welcome to the University of Alabama. You have been awarded a scholarship to play on the college football team. Congratulations on being a part of the great Alabama Crimson Tide team. Their coach, Nick Saban, expects them not only to be dedicated to football but to live the program and show it in their schoolwork and other activities. A Crimson Tide player will never settle for average. He always wants the maximum. The first thing their new coach wants them to know is that they must be willing to commit. They have to commit to the 4th quarter program.

A handwritten note lies in the envelope. It is feminine and beautiful handwriting.

We, the supporters of the Alabama Crimson Tide, welcome you to our home. To help you find your way around, you will be supervised by Tom Elder.

You unpack your things and settle in. You have everything you need here. After a few hours, there's a knock at your door. It's Tom Elder, a young nerd who's looking for friends, which is why he's a supporter of the sports teams. The offseason was cruel and hard, but you made friends with Tom Elder. On the team, you only have casual friends that you know, but none would go through thick and thin for you. You haven't even managed to be considered for the starting lineup yet. The time you don't spend studying, doing college or training, you're with Tom.

Your sister regularly sends you new training plans and supplements to do with your other training. Other than that, though, she's not too much help to you. Tom's mom works in college administration and is already a hottie. In high school, you were at the start of the team and the cheerleaders wanted to date you, but here you are just one of many and no one is interested in you.

Tom told you that Becky wrote the handwritten note in your envelope. She is the president of the supporters. She's really hot but won't get into a relationship out of conviction.

Tom believes that it is possible to calculate games with statistics. That is roughly the approach behind the whole analysis of opponents. Of course, there is always the X - factor, players who play exceptionally, whether this is meant positively or negatively. He is trying to show you all the time the analysis of the first opponents of your team.