The San Francisco derby ended with a score of 34-28, and the Red and White team managed to save the Stanford axe, in addition to the dedicated first close end, Beal, the third close end is also remembered by die-hard fans, and is even more reported by curious reporters.

"Maria's near end!"

This is what the front-row owners said to Bill after the game.

Although Mr. Ferrari won the 80's High School Athlete of the Year in New York City and made frequent appearances on local television earlier this year, he did not gain fame beyond New York City, and residents of the rest of New York State have little memory of him. Bill's reputation after playing ball for two years in high school may not be as much as today's catch.

At a time when the near end is generally responsible for defending quarterbacks and opening the way for running backs and wide receivers, it is indeed very unexpected to use a forward forward near end to catch the ball. In addition, the San Francisco derby is also the regular season of the NCAAF's D-1 varsity team, and the name Eighty-Eight appears on at least a dozen sports channels and news programs.

Monday afternoon, the arena of the San Francisco 49ers, a professional NFL team.

Quarterback Joe Montana, who had finished the afternoon session, was called to the manager's office by the team manager and head coach Bill Vichy.

"Man, come and see this near end."

The manager stuffed the San Francisco derby tape into the projector, and after fiddling with it for a long time, the screen zoomed to the part where No. 88 received the ball and charged.

"Wow!" Joe Montana's eyes widened as the wide receiver was stopped by the Golden Bears, and then the apparently close-end No. 88 caught the forward pass and made a rushing touchdown when unblocked.

"It's cool." He walked his hands around and explained with a smile to the two most important people on the team, "I don't know what to say, I think this close end is really cool, the feeling that everyone can't imagine." ”

When the manager saw this, he knew there was a play, so he and the team manager looked at each other, and the latter understood.

"If we make a deal with this close end, do you have any idea of wanting him. After all, this style of play is a bit rare, and it can be said to be a precedent. The team manager asked.

Quarterback Joe Montana has only been on the scene for two and a half seasons, but he already has the strength and style to build a dynasty, and the head coach of a professional team does not have much authority, and the team manager thinks the idea of a core quarterback is also important.

After knowing from his peers and the news that there was such a funny scene in the derby on his doorstep, the slightly impressed head coach Vichy discussed with the team manager to see if there was any possibility of reaching an agreement with the 88th in advance, so they ran to ask the captain.

"I think if the near end can also catch the ball, then we have about three receivers at the enemy defenders, which takes a lot of pressure off the wide receivers."

Joe Montana convinces himself while convincing.

The wide receiver is required to be fast, have a strong jumping ability, and is not dominant in size, and is as consumable as the running back.

But the near end can be more collision-resistant than these two, especially the open-end near end.

If this 88 really has a good ability to catch the ball, then he can completely replace the wide receiver, or charge at the same time as the wide receiver, the outside receiver attracts half of the firepower, and the remaining half he can solve.

"Maybe we can get in touch with the red and white team to see what this player thinks and what attitude he thinks, and it's not impossible to make a verbal agreement with him." Joe Montana gave his thoughts.

The team manager clapped his hands, "I knew it could be done, I'll go call Paul of the red and white team and make an appointment first." On the boss's side, I'll say hello the next time I report to him. ”

There are generally three ways for an NFL team to recruit people, one is to sign a direct contract with a free agent on a college team, the second is to draft a rookie round at a time in the NFL draft, and the third is to trade with other professional teams.

Although the NCAAF explicitly prohibits professional teams from signing contracts with freshmen and sophomores, and even prohibits students from signing contracts with brokerage companies themselves, there are policies and countermeasures, and most of them are ways to circumvent NCAAF regulations.

For example, students can have their families sign contracts with brokerage firms, which not only bypasses NCAAF regulations, but also allows students to have a professional brokerage team.

The team is almost the same idea, because professional teams and college teams are people in the same circle, they can directly agree with the head coach of freshmen and sophomores, and directly let the head coach train the players they want in the direction that suits their team, which reduces a lot of running-in effort, and the players can quickly play as soon as they enter the team, and convert the strength on paper into field data.

Even if sophomores are drafted into the draft, professional teams have ways to get people, such as trading picks with older players and weak teams, and the latter can get very high draft picks because of the draft rules.

Because of the weakness of the player's position, in the NFL, anything can be traded.

As for the draft camp, the high-ranking players are ecstatic after being selected, many of them are pretending, and they know through many channels which teams they may be picked.

Draft draft, half pick and half show!

Joe Montana nodded, "Then you arrange, now that the season is in progress, I won't go, if necessary, we will contact us by phone." ”

……

Tuesday afternoon, in the Stanford University Football Arena, in the office of the deputy head of accounting.

"Robbins, just talk about it." Bill, who had just finished training, wiped his sweat with a towel, and he didn't rush to the bathroom, so he had to wipe it first.

The big fat man looked at Bill with a smile, "Congratulations, young man, there's a good thing to fall on your head." ”

What good things can be? Bill muttered to himself.

Robbins Miller in front of him is a former professional player, and after retiring, he was directly recruited into the accounting team of the school team without knowing how to get a certificate, with an annual salary of more than 200,000 US dollars, and as long as he is idle all day long, he is in a state of silly happiness.

This is also a common portrait of the school staff, all of whom have experience in the rugby industry, and they are all men, either fat or strong.

"Say, I'm going to take a shower, it's sticky and uncomfortable, and if I wait any longer, the sweat will turn into stains."

Robbins no longer sells off, "Let's be straight, because you are very handsome, and the new quarterback is not as temperamental as yours, I have decided to let you go to the student council to be a 'councilor' on our team, and to fulfill the ...... of student representatives on behalf of our red and white team."

"I thought there was a good thing, the student councillors couldn't do anything!" Bill Yile.

In order to maintain the appearance of democracy and fairness, the student union, also known as the student government, has an organization called the student council, which sounds very powerful, but in fact it is useless.

If they take the regular publication of the school newspaper as a power, then it is somewhat of a point.

"Don't worry, I'm not done yet. This position, along with the position of vice president, belongs to the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Sports. If you do a good job, you will be able to compete for the chairman of the board of directors in your sophomore year, and you will have the qualifications to compete for the president of the student government in your junior year. ”

The vice president is also the vice minister, which is really a small right, such as holding a sorority.

"I think what you said makes sense, my temperament is quite representative of our red and white team, and I took this job."

PS: Ask for a recommendation ticket and ask for a monthly pass.

(End of chapter)