Friday Night Lights: A Tale of High School Rivalry

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Friday Night Lights was my favorite part about fall. I loved the game, cheering on my team, student section themes, the bright lights, the atmosphere, and everyone in town coming to the game. I just love it all. Today was my school's’ rivalry game against the Airline Vikings. The stadium was so packed when I got there. I immediately walk down to the Parkway Panthers student section with my friend, AnnaGrace Johnson.
Her blonde hair was pulled up in a ponytail because it was so hot out, black eyeliner lining her blue eyes, and the red shirt she was wearing was contrasting with her pale skin. On her legs she had black paint hand prints. I had the same attire as her, but my thick brown hair was put into two french braids, and instead of a red shirt, …show more content…

“Duh! You’re introducing me to him right after the game!” I laughed as Allie laughed with me.
“Of course I will, I promise,” Allie told me, crossing her fingers as a way of remembering.
We then both turned our attention to the game being played out in front of us, joining the screaming crowd.

As we entered the diner, people behind us were whooping and hollering at the victory. Panthers won 24-26. My group of friends and I sat in a booth and it was just grins all around. Nathan slid in the booth, followed by Trace, me, Allie, and a couple more friends. I had been introduced to Trace right after the game just like Allie promised. He’s even more charming than I imagined. The waitress came by and took our orders and soon left the loud group of teenagers.
“So what did you guys think of the game,” Nathan asked, trying to start up conversation. Everyone soon chimed in with their thoughts.
“Vikings made a great play, but we stopped it!”
“We killed it!”
“With Melville on our team we’re definitely going to

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