It would be an extremely bad thing for Douglas Quaid if he didn’t have football practice or a game to play. Football is the only thing preventing his sanity from cracking. All he knows is football. If the NSFL decided to suspend the season Quaid would probably become a drifter, wandering to a small town in the Northwest looking for long lost friends. He would probably get mixed up with a brutal and intolerant sheriff that would lead to his arrest, and eventual escape. It would become a state wide manhunt. As Quaid has flashbacks of his football playing days only his former Kansas City Coyotes mentor Coach Howl could hope to restrain him and prevent probable carnage. Howl would ensure a peaceful ending, but Quaid would be sent to a labor camp to serve hard time. Then one day unannounced Coach Howl would arrive and offer a special assignment to Quaid, and in doing so he would be able to lobby for a presidential pardon. Quaid would accept this offer and be thrust back into the ‘Nam on a reconnaissance mission. But this mission would be more than what meets the eye, and once again Quaid would have to take matters into his own hands. (206 words)
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