(S8) - PT 3 - What if

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An unusual fact, but Ryan Applehort was actually a holder only in his freshman year. Each day, after practice, under coach supervision, he'd work on receiving long snaps and setting them. His special teams coach, Marvin Maxx Munchen "Mad Max" Musthe Millon would watch him and give him pointers. It wasn't easy for Applehort, watching the crappy senior quarterback in front of him, Knock Pier No start in front of him, but he made sure that the coaches would all see his hustle. That freshman year, Applehort seriously considered being a special teams guy, since he was putting a lot of time into these drills and got some snaps at long snapper as well. It wasn't easy work for Applehort. Maxx Munchen Musthe Millon would drill him all practice, taking him to a corner of the field to work with him alone. His hands got beat up, bruised and blistered after every practice. But eventually, he became the best holder in the league. During the Fort Worth HS championship game, he actually caught a snap that was eight feet off the ground, set it down perfectly, laces away, and set it down for the kick. It was good, and his team was crowned champions.