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scott715"As a father of a 17 yr old athelete who is just now experiencing he recruiting process for a D1 program, we eagerly read this book to help us prepare for the next 12 months of chaos.
While there were no blockbuster revelations, it has given us great insight in to the inner workings of college football. It is very well written, and at times both heartbreaking and hopeful.
I must point out, amid the scandal, rumor and secrecy of most college football programs, the authors have inadvertently shined a light on the program that stands in stark contrast to all the others.
BYU deserves praise for their program that puts football well behind the spiritual, intellectual, and character building of their young men.
All I knew about BYU was Danny Ainge, Steve Young and tea-totaling students. After my son and I read the book, without speaking a word, we moved BYU to the top of our list of potential programs.
I believe that this exceptional book will be a catalyst for change and a long needed overhaul of the college football system.
Fantastic read for any fan--casual or diehard alike."
While there were no blockbuster revelations, it has given us great insight in to the inner workings of college football. It is very well written, and at times both heartbreaking and hopeful.
I must point out, amid the scandal, rumor and secrecy of most college football programs, the authors have inadvertently shined a light on the program that stands in stark contrast to all the others.
BYU deserves praise for their program that puts football well behind the spiritual, intellectual, and character building of their young men.
All I knew about BYU was Danny Ainge, Steve Young and tea-totaling students. After my son and I read the book, without speaking a word, we moved BYU to the top of our list of potential programs.
I believe that this exceptional book will be a catalyst for change and a long needed overhaul of the college football system.
Fantastic read for any fan--casual or diehard alike."

