The Westinghouse High School football Bulldogs were legend. So was their coach, whose matchless championship record empowered him to workshop many other coaches.
Then there were the actual players, John Brewer among them, some highly talented, some simply courageous, paying the price of winning at any cost--and there were the ex-players, most of them, standing on street corners, faking old handoffs with a bottle of wine.
But what was really up in that “champion” high school team, especially behind the closed doors of its private team Room, about which each Bulldog was sworn to silence? And how many concussions would it take to force one player to lead a rebellion?
"A remarkable story... a fascinating read cover to cover." -- Midwest Book Review