Nick's words caught the coaches' and scouts' attention.
The coaches were one thing, but the scouts were incredibly curious...
The Wolves actually had a playbook now?
Among scouts, there was a classic joke about Steve coaching.
During a game, Steve suddenly got diarrhea.
As he was finishing up, Assistant Coach Thor suddenly called and asked what play to run.
Steve let out a belch and, pressing the toilet's flush button, stammered, "Huh? The fl-fl-flush button's broken?"
Thor, who only heard the first half of that, then led the Wolves to victory...
"Thor" also had another meaning here, since everyone knew the Wolves' mascot was Ghost Wolf Thor...
Some of Steve's fellow coaches in New York, after getting their teams thoroughly trounced...
Had once maliciously claimed that you could put a bell on a dog, sit it on the sideline, and it could lead the Wolves to victory.
Now the Wolves had suddenly changed their tactics, and the sheer destructive force they displayed was so intriguing.
By the time the professionals in the stands turned their attention to the field, Blair High School's second offensive drive was underway.
Alton braced his hands on his knees and shouted out the play call. "Green 15, green 15..."
Lewis, who had been roaming the weak side, quickly moved to the strong side and lined up beside the tight end, forming a powerful attacking formation.
The Wolves' defensive linebacker, Door Opener, didn't move up to the defensive line this time.
Seeing Lewis's movement, he smirked and signaled to his teammates.
Then he shifted two steps toward the opposing weak side, eyeing the left tackle with a cold grin...
When Blair High School's quarterback, Alton, shouted the snap count, Door Opener charged at Alton's blind side like a mad tiger.
The Wolves' four defensive linemen, meanwhile,