Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 52: Group Taunting Skills

The entire stadium, the Crimson Tide, and the sky were also dyed red. Although the season has not yet begun, the Crimson Tide Storm ended the spring training camp with such a victory. At this moment, the hope for the new season is brighter than ever.

Perhaps, defending the title is still possible?

The players are no exception.

They need moments like this.

After Derrick Henry turned professional, the team was uneasy and worried; the running backs in the spring training camp were injured continuously, so that high school students had to serve as the starting running backs. The whole team was filled with a sense of uncertainty and confusion until now.

They found the answer!
One by one, they all swarmed into the stadium and rushed towards Levi.

Clark was the first to be affected. Although he was also a running back and a competitor, Clark knew better than anyone the efforts Levi had made. He started from scratch, was down-to-earth, humbly asked for advice, and trained seriously. This not only improved himself, but also helped Clark improve.

As a running back, Levi defended the fine tradition that the Crimson Tide has always maintained, and Clark was happier than anyone.

Clark rushed forward at the first sight. Before he could get close, he saw Levi taking off his helmet and smiling broadly. Clark was distracted and Levi had already turned around and ran out.

Clark: ???

Not only Clark, but other Crimson Tide players also followed with question marks on their heads. They called out one by one, but failed to call Levi.

Levi walked from one side of the end zone to the other, standing on the side where the Tiger players gathered, and stopped. There was a brief pause between the collision of their eyes, and then Levi put his right hand on his ear, like a conch, and listened attentively -

Any more trash talk?
Come, I'm listening.

Watson's cheeks flushed red, and he stopped swearing. There was no trace of the arrogance he had in the first half. He was thinking about rebutting. Anyway, he barely played in the second half, so the outcome of this warm-up match didn't count. But when he saw number 23 in front of him:
He didn't even know the name of No. 23, and even Sweeney's pre-match investigation didn't have any information about this player. However, he was pinned to the ground and rubbed hard by the opponent. The more he argued and refuted, the more guilty he seemed.

A feeling of cowardice.

Watson was so angry that he grabbed his helmet and smashed it to the ground.

however.

Seeing this scene, Levi didn't mind. Instead, he put down his right hand and stood up straight, like an adult looking at a three-year-old baby who was throwing a tantrum. He smiled, raised his right index finger, and waved it gently at Watson.

That amiable expression seemed to say:
This is not good.

And then, nothing happened——

The whole place was silent.

It's hard to believe that the Bryant-Denny Stadium, which was noisy and bustling the previous second, fell into silence the next second because of Levi's action. Everyone shut their mouths one by one, and I don't know who it was.

Maybe Clark?

But all the audience raised their right hands, smiled, and quietly shook their right index fingers.

The same action was everywhere, and even the expression seemed to be exactly the same.

Maximum taunt power.

It’s obviously the index finger, but why is it more insulting than the middle finger?
The Tigers shut their mouths, facing the 100,000 fingers in the audience, unable to bear the pressure any longer, and tried to avoid the sight, but found that there was nowhere to escape, and could only lower their heads and count the grass roots on the ground. Lawrence sat there in a daze, his eyes full of confusion, and looked up at Wilkins and Watkins, only to find that they both turned their heads and lowered their heads, their eyes hidden in the helmets showing a trace of confusion, and they had no answer either, so Lawrence slumped his shoulders dejectedly.

Levi turned around and ignored the Tigers. He smiled broadly at Clark, raised his right hand, and the two of them high-fived in the air.

One, two...

Finally, everyone swarmed up and surrounded Levi. Maybe Levi had only been in the team for three weeks, but now he was already a Crimson Tide Storm, a real one.

One after another, all the celebrations were over, and only the last one was left.

Jacobs.

Jacobs' expression was a little serious. He took off his helmet and looked at Levi. His hair was sticking to his head because of sweat, making him look a little disheveled.

Levi knew that they were competitors for the starting running back position. In daily training, the taciturn Jacobs didn't talk often and always trained silently. But if Levi had any questions, Jacobs never kept them to himself and shared them generously. They were competitors as well as teammates, and their relationship was more complicated.

After today, the competition between the two for the starting position should become even more intense.

In the brief moment when Levi's thoughts were surging, Jacobs had already extended his right hand generously, "It was a wonderful game, you deserve these treatments."

Jacobs looked up at the red tide storm that was surging and boiling again. Although the game was over, the carnival party had just begun.

Levi also held Jacobs' right hand and was about to say something, but Jacobs tightened his right hand. Levi also subconsciously tightened his hand, creating a confrontation.

Jacobs stared at Levi. "But this doesn't mean I'm going to give up. I'm going to keep working hard and compete for the starting position. I'm going to keep competing with you. The competition won't end until the end of the season."

The upright posture and the belief in the eyes are so firm and brilliant.

Levi also solemnly held Jacobs' hand and replied seriously, "Always waiting. Everything is not over until the game is over, right?"

In fact, the starting position in a rugby game is not that important, because players can be replaced at any time, and there is no limit to the number of times, which is different from football and basketball.

In addition, football is a fiercely competitive game. Apart from the quarterback who routinely plays the entire game, other positions often undergo some rotations and adjustments, with running back being a typical example.

Not to mention the starting lineup, the running backs in the first and second gear of offense may be different. In a game, three to four running backs take turns to appear on the field. This is normal, so the starting lineup is not as important as imagined.

Nevertheless, whether it is Levi, Jacobs, Clarke or Emmons, they are all competing for the starting position, forming a healthy competition. After all, the Crimson Tide is a traditional running back school, and professional league teams often focus on the main running back/starting running back position of the University of Alabama, which may determine the prospect of turning professional in the future.

Their competition and contest has just begun.

Under the sunshine, Levi and Jacobs shook hands and exchanged their resolutions.

On the sidelines of the court, Watson, who was left out, had a dark face. He glared at Levi and Jacobs fiercely, and looked at the Bryant-Denny Stadium where everyone was cheering and celebrating wantonly. The bad memories of January at the beginning of the year came back to his mind again.

The Crimson Tide had better pray that they don't run into the Tigers in this year's national championship. Otherwise, Watson swears that he will get back all the dignity and face he lost today, and he won't show mercy next time.

Then, he would make them unable to laugh.

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