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“The clocks ticking 5,4,3,2,1! Justin throws it to George Pickens, and it is....... INTERCEPTED! Pittsburgh Panthers lose to the Redbirds!” Justin was devastated, it was the championship game. Justin slams his helmet on the ground in anger, breathing heavily, then he falls to his knees and lays on his back in disappointment, his eyes start to tear up as coach Tomlin comes out on the field, he says Justin! It is okay, no it is not! Justin yells in anger. Then Pat, Joey, George, and Najee help Justin off the ground as they walk off the field.

Heading to the locker room the whole team with tears streaming down their faces shouted, “we should have won this game!” “The refs stink!”

Justin comes out, throws himself into the car, and rests his head in the seat. ‘Good game Justin, you'll get them next time!” No, it was not, we lost and that is not good.” It was a quiet car ride home, the entire car ride home Justins dad was trying to help him gain confidence, but nothing was working. …show more content…
and does not come out until dinner, then he eats his dinner and sprints right back to his room. His parents come in to say goodnight, but then they realize the door is locked. Justin opens the door right now! Fine," said Justin. "He opens the door and goes to

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