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A Better Man #2
Busted Plays: A Better Man
The second book in the A Better Man series.
David’s first semester at USC is over, and he has learned some hard truths. He needs to accept who he is, which begins with the London World Premier of his James Bond movie. He's famous, and there's nothing he can do to change that. On campus, David vows not to repeat mistakes he made in the past regarding football. He's not going to lie down and let his rival at quarterback beat him out.The bright spots are that his grades were up to his standard ... and best of all ... he might be in love.Somewhere, God was laughing at him.
This book is for a mature audience.
David’s first semester at USC is over, and he has learned some hard truths. He needs to accept who he is, which begins with the London World Premier of his James Bond movie. He's famous, and there's nothing he can do to change that. On campus, David vows not to repeat mistakes he made in the past regarding football. He's not going to lie down and let his rival at quarterback beat him out.The bright spots are that his grades were up to his standard ... and best of all ... he might be in love.Somewhere, God was laughing at him.
This book is for a mature audience.
729 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 25, 2023
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November 15, 2022
To say that since starting College David has underwhelmed is a colossal understatement. What exemplified David in High School was his maturity and dedication to whatever activity he was involved in. He didn't seek out leadership positions per se he merely aspired to be the best he could be and encouraged those around him to do the same.
His whole transition from Oklahoma to USC was somewhat trite to say the least I mean come on he's going to a College as a walk on with absolutely no guarantees of anything? And that was for Football and Baseball so basically your paying Ivy League prices for a College that's not even Top 5 in California? OK let's just suspend belief for a second shall we and of course he makes these momentous decisions without any advice from anyone.
Funny thing is as he's not receiving any scholarship or financial assistance of any kind he can tell the NCAA to fuck themselves as far as his not acting or modeling while in College. Restraint of trade anyone, forced indenture or more simply the NCAA is effectively a monopoly forcing College Students into slavery or indentured service. Yes that's right it's an actual thing and for years 1000's of kids were used and abused so US Colleges could make billions off their students.
So David goes into College and suddenly he's forgotten everything he supposedly learned in High School? His maturity and discipline his planning and strategy all have suddenly gone out the window and the best QB in the country is now a defensive walk on? You seriously can't make this shit up? 😒
His whole transition from Oklahoma to USC was somewhat trite to say the least I mean come on he's going to a College as a walk on with absolutely no guarantees of anything? And that was for Football and Baseball so basically your paying Ivy League prices for a College that's not even Top 5 in California? OK let's just suspend belief for a second shall we and of course he makes these momentous decisions without any advice from anyone.
Funny thing is as he's not receiving any scholarship or financial assistance of any kind he can tell the NCAA to fuck themselves as far as his not acting or modeling while in College. Restraint of trade anyone, forced indenture or more simply the NCAA is effectively a monopoly forcing College Students into slavery or indentured service. Yes that's right it's an actual thing and for years 1000's of kids were used and abused so US Colleges could make billions off their students.
So David goes into College and suddenly he's forgotten everything he supposedly learned in High School? His maturity and discipline his planning and strategy all have suddenly gone out the window and the best QB in the country is now a defensive walk on? You seriously can't make this shit up? 😒
December 26, 2021
A good read, and eagerly waiting for the next book in the series!
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