First and Ten - Kirchner, Gary J.
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What do you do when your first season as head coach has been a disaster? If you are Arne Viimets, a brilliant but controversial iconoclast who likes to discuss football strategy with his dog, you ignore the advice of your alumni, your coaching staff, and, critically, your athletic director. You bench experienced starters in favour of undersized and unproven back-ups. You put together a team which features a rush end who ritually sprinkles antler ash on his head, an offensive tackle who plays the cello, a running back who listens to lectures by Richard Feynman before games, a rugby player from…mehr

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What do you do when your first season as head coach has been a disaster? If you are Arne Viimets, a brilliant but controversial iconoclast who likes to discuss football strategy with his dog, you ignore the advice of your alumni, your coaching staff, and, critically, your athletic director. You bench experienced starters in favour of undersized and unproven back-ups. You put together a team which features a rush end who ritually sprinkles antler ash on his head, an offensive tackle who plays the cello, a running back who listens to lectures by Richard Feynman before games, a rugby player from England who views Canadian football and his teammates with contempt, and a preternaturally gifted receiver whose discipline problems threaten to scuttle everything. And you dress Kevin Willister, who has nothing to offer except heart and attitude. It's the second season. First and ten.
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Gary Kirchner studied physics at McGill University, where he also played football and subsequently coached. His academic interests are sports biomechanics and astrophysics. As a professor at John Abbott College, he was awarded La Mention d'honneur de l'Association québécoise de pédagogie collégiale for teaching excellence. He is also a recipient of Football Canada's Gino Fracas Award. He lives in Montreal, Quebec. Cromby's Axiom is his first published novel.