Personal Narrative: My Love With Football
I remember the first tackle football team my dad coached and I was on it. My dad, well he loves football and he so desperately wanted me to play football and become good. Well back then I was a lot smaller believe it or not and that very first game I scored a touchdown, and I remember how proud my dad was of me. You could say that day I also became in love with football.
One early spring morning it was a beautiful day and my dad took me turkey hunting for the first time. I was so excited to go I was up and ready at 2 in the morning he woke up around 6 and we headed out the door, father and son side by side walked down to the blind. Around daybreak we heard this Tom (Male Turkey) gobble, and at that moment my heart was pounding out of my chest, …show more content…
So we started and we built on this thing for 2 ½ months and we were finally done. It turned out pretty cool, we had bought this mini fridge, pull out couch, we built bunk beds, had a really cool radio, we ran cable, we had TV, and a heater. I would say for a couple of kids we did alright. The moral was that when we wanted something we just went and got it.
Seaman vs. Washburn Rural, 2014 football season both teams are 0-3. It was a very hard, hitting game. I separated my shoulder is what I found out after the game. Anyway it was the start of the third quarter we were on defense and the quarter back takes the ball drops back and sack him and force a FUMBLE recovered by Seaman at that point we were up 14-7. I got my picture sacking him on the front page of the paper. It was the 4th quarter and they had the ball on our 5 yard line for 10 plays we stop them on all 10 and we picked him off and took it back all the way to there 10 and we won 21-14. One of the greatest feelings ever.
In my 18 years I’ve had a lot of adventures some more than others I am proud of. My proudest moments are yet to come and I can’t wait for what the future has for me. I would like to thank everyone who made my memories what they are, wouldn’t change em for the
One early spring morning it was a beautiful day and my dad took me turkey hunting for the first time. I was so excited to go I was up and ready at 2 in the morning he woke up around 6 and we headed out the door, father and son side by side walked down to the blind. Around daybreak we heard this Tom (Male Turkey) gobble, and at that moment my heart was pounding out of my chest, …show more content…
So we started and we built on this thing for 2 ½ months and we were finally done. It turned out pretty cool, we had bought this mini fridge, pull out couch, we built bunk beds, had a really cool radio, we ran cable, we had TV, and a heater. I would say for a couple of kids we did alright. The moral was that when we wanted something we just went and got it.
Seaman vs. Washburn Rural, 2014 football season both teams are 0-3. It was a very hard, hitting game. I separated my shoulder is what I found out after the game. Anyway it was the start of the third quarter we were on defense and the quarter back takes the ball drops back and sack him and force a FUMBLE recovered by Seaman at that point we were up 14-7. I got my picture sacking him on the front page of the paper. It was the 4th quarter and they had the ball on our 5 yard line for 10 plays we stop them on all 10 and we picked him off and took it back all the way to there 10 and we won 21-14. One of the greatest feelings ever.
In my 18 years I’ve had a lot of adventures some more than others I am proud of. My proudest moments are yet to come and I can’t wait for what the future has for me. I would like to thank everyone who made my memories what they are, wouldn’t change em for the