Performance Time
Metropolitan Stadium...
The average fan couldn't tell, but the coaches and scouts in the stands had recognized the Wolves' targeted strategy after just a few plays.
Strictly speaking, Blair High School's players were no worse than the Wolves in either tactical ability or physical prowess.
After all, of the thirty players who could take the field for Blair, half had been recruited from across the country. They were standout athletes for their age group.
They also had two exceptional players: wide receiver Lewis and quarterback Alton.
Aside from Harry, the Wolves' offensive captain, and William, their running back, only their defensive captain, Door Opener, and Manhole Cover had a clear advantage over the other team.
The rest of their players didn't seem to have anything special about them...
They relied on their stamina, determination, and ferocity to win one game after another.
When ordinary teams faced the Wolves, they always seemed to find themselves at a disadvantage.
There was no real explanation for it. The Wolves simply crushed them with their sheer presence...
Steve had still, without realizing it, brought his military habits to the Wolves...
Not the kind of strict tactical discipline you'd expect, but the willpower forged through the most brutal physical training.
Many scouts who followed the Wolves had noticed that the boys on the team seemed like superhuman athletes who never got tired.
They could steamroll weaker teams with ease, and they could hold on against the strongest teams until the very end—until their opponents were utterly exhausted, until they could barely stand upright.
They could raise the intensity of a game far beyond the usual level of high school football, then crush their opponents with the wildest tactics and leave them psychologically scarred!
Now the Wolves had finally met their match...
The scouts