Sports

Do you believe some people can see the future? In this book
written by former NFL player Tim Green, twelve-year-od Troy
can see future football plays. This can help his favorite team,
The Atlanta Falcons, win games. What trouble is Troy willing
to risk in order to prove himself as a football genius?

Ty Lewis can't believe it when Coach V recruits him for the
football team. This is Ty's big chance to prove how fast he is
on the field. But Ty's guardian, Uncle Gus, won't let him play.
Uncle Gus needs Ty to scrub floors and toilets for his
cleaning business while he cooks up gambling schemes with
the local mob boss. Ty's fast. Can he outrun the mob?

Crash Coogan is the seventh-grade football star and he's
been crashing into anything that's in his way from the time he
started walking. Penn Webb, his nerdy, vegetarian
peace-loving neighbor, has always been his favorite target.
Crash has always been a winner and things have always
come easy for him. Then after his grandfather's stroke, and
his best friend, Mike, takes a prank against Penn a little too
far, Crash takes a good look at what really counts. Crash, the
football star, has to choose which side he's really on.

It's the last day of sixth grade, and Stanford Wong can't wait
to get out of school and go to Alan Scott's Basketball Camp,
the best camp any basketball player could dream of. This is
going to be the summer of his life... Well, that is until he
receives his grade for English class: a big fat F. An F means
that basketball camp is over. Stanford needs to go to summer
school instead. This is certainly not going to be the best
summer of his life. Or is it?