Homecoming night, a night that is well known for partying and drinking. Well that is for most kids not the Gilman Greyhounds football team. Joe and Biff have stressed the importance of being a man. This means thinking of others rather than thinking of themselves. That’s where the quote “None of this was new to the Greyhounds. They had heard it all before-to the point of redundancy. But sometimes repetition was warranted.” (p. 132) The players over and over had heard what it meant to be a man but Biff felt a need to address these issues. This just shows that just because you know what is right doesn’t mean it’s easy or that you don’t need someone to guide you or remind you. Joe and Biff serve as much more than just coaches. They serve as role