The next match approaches even more quickly than the last did. The feverish energy that picks up around games is upon us once again like a raging storm. This time, instead of being buried in real estate, I find myself deeply involved with the team.
Most of the time, Coach Henry runs practice. He doesn’t leave a lot of space for anyone else to contribute. His personality is big, and he has plenty of strategic knowledge. Occasionally, I get to run drills, which is always rewarding — the players have grown to respect me more, too.
Although I’ve noticed the issues in Coach Henry’s attitude, he’s a competent coach. I learn a lot just by shadowing him. I’ve grown to appreciate him more and more as tension continues to grow. I can tell he cares deeply about this team.
So far, Robert has mostly
