it is late

{if sophiefilm == true }You watched the video a few times in the evening{else}You thought of the seen{endif} and imagined how nice it would be to have a girlfriend like Sophie. In front of you, she could also fuck others, as long as she gets it good for you and you can also fuck others, as it is fun for you.

Bryce played out all his experience and left you with little hope for playtime in the next game. You give in to Tom's constant chatter and look at his stats with him. Somehow Tom is right about the approach of not studying the players alone, but the coach. The coaches are the constant. Players come and go. They are at most 4 years in college, but a coach affects the game and the style of play more. Utah State has built a spread offense, which means they will try to pull your defense apart and get into Mancoverege that way. Coach has shown that he likes to send the tight end or the running back to the flats. An interesting play that Tom found in a training video is a running back reverse. If Bryce is not focused, he will never see this play coming and once the running back has a clear path, it will be very hard to stop him. Also, Utah State is not good against outside linebacker blitzes and tries to tie them up by running a lot of outside run plays before they attempt the passes. But the interesting thing with the coaches is that the defensive coordinator turns away on plays like an option or a reverse as if he doesn't want to see it go wrong. The offensive coordinator only ever sends the starting running back on the field for the quick runs on the outside, when the second running back is on the field it usually becomes a pass to the tight end as the running back takes over his blocking duties. That analysis was good and got you a lot, but without playing time, it won't help you.

At least things are going well in college, you passed all the last tests with at least a B-. You even got an A in geography, but that's only because you spent a lot of time studying the world map and other countries because you wanted to know where your dad was.