14 Topher Foreman

Topher was thrust into the starting lineup in the second game of the season of his freshman year for the New York state powerhouse Ralph Wilson Memorial High School Buffalos. He managed to lead them to the state title game falling short to the Hallsville Truck Driving School Badgers. His sophomore year the Buffalos were on a crash course to meet their rivals the Logan School for Aircraft Repair Corn Stalls when they were both upset by the last team to sneak into the playoffs, a team so mediocre that no one even knows how to pronounce the school’s name right, and they have long faded back into mediocrity. After their arch rivals from Logan were no longer a threat due to their star WR injuring his knee in a freak shopping cart accident, the Buffalos thought this was finally their season to be victorious, only to be defeated by a loud and rambunctious Joe Idol Christian Academy Monarchs team and their freshman sensation QB Moses King. Hoping things would be different for his senior season, Topher had a very quiet season on the field but the Buffalos made the playoffs based mostly on their reputation as a title contender only to once again fall short of the elusive title being beaten by the Moreland School for Broadcast Journalism to put them in the annals of upstate New York football with the Bills as teams to lose 4 titles in a row. Foreman is a vocal leader, but takes losses very hard. He is ready to get on a team and erase that sour taste of coming so close without winning the title.