Two Minute Drill (Bases Loaded Jam Series #2)

Epilogue

Time to find out what happened to everyone in the story.

Maria - Cowboys Cheerleader

Despite revealing everything about the Cowboy's scandal, Maria remained part for the Cowboys' cheerleading squad for nine seasons. She currently coaches cheerleading at a Dallas high school.

Nick Tubbs - Cowboys Linebacker/Fullback

Tubbs's career went down the drain after playing in the Super Bowl. He got into some serious trouble with crime and was jailed for a long time effectively ending his football career. To this day, he still believes he was the best linebacker taken in the draft although everyone now refers to his career as bust.

Brad Cummings - Cowboys Quarterback

Despite a strong start to his career, Brad was never able to have the same level of success for the next nine years. He would be traded from Dallas to Seattle and would play for five more teams before hanging it up. He is currently a quarterback instructor in Tampa Bay and coaches his son to try and be like him. Brad has come to respect Gordon more than ever.

#12 Todd Sweeney - Quarterback

After being benched for Gordon due to his injury, Todd was traded to the New York Jets where he would have a revival. He led them to a playoff appearance and came within one game of the Super Bowl only to lose to the Texans in the AFC Championship game. Sweeney retired at the age of 41 never able to live out his true potential.

Huey, Jordan, Bethany, Jimmy, Stacia, Wade, & Wilma - Troy's Friends

Troy's friends from the last book remain friends to both Gordon and Kendra to this day. They still gather around at the bar they hang out with and other places when they can. All of them were in attendance for Gordon and Kendra's wedding.

#17 Bobby Watkins - Texans' Wide Receiver

Bobby helped the Texans reach their second straight Super Bowl before being dealt to Philadelphia in the following offseason. He was unable to be productive in Philadelpha and was cut by the Eagles after just one season. No franchise picked him up, but he returned to Houston as a wide receivers coach for Texas Southern University.

#81 Ryan Hurley - Texans' Wide Receiver

After winning his third Super Bowl title, Ryan joined Kansas City and would have a prolific 10-year career with the Chiefs becoming one of their best receivers scoring close to 93 touchdowns. Finishing with 107 for his career, he would have a spot in the Hall of Fame.

#59 Zach Wagner - Texans' Long Snapper

Zach Wagner played a remarkable 17 seasons with the Texans franchise as their long snapper. He returned home to New Zealand where he is a rugby coach for a local boy's academy.

#13 Wally Wilbert - Texans' Punter

Wally Wilbert made 10 pro bowls and was regarded as one of the greatest punters to play in the NFL. His reward was a surprising place into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He's back home in Australia as an owner for an Australian Rules Football team.

#1 Diego Carmen - Texans' Kicker

Diego Carmen made clutch kicks for the Texans for ten seasons before he signed a free agent deal to join the Miami Dolphins for two more seasons. A tryout with Baltimore ended up with nothing and his career came to end. Today, he now works as an car salesman outside of San Angelo.

#66 Quincy Spiers - Texans' Left Tackle

Quincy played six more seasons with the Texans before calling it a career. He struggled with weight issues for awhile until he recently started working out. He now works as a fitness guru inspiring others to fulfill their dreams. He was elected to the hall of fame for making nine pro bowls and never allowing his quarterback to get sacked.