Untouched Territory
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MatureOngoing1h 4m
Last published Thu, Feb 19, 2015
Zach Mitchell had it all
Quarterback of his high school football team
Dating the most popular girl in school
Living a luxurious life
Driving the most expensive cars
He had college in the bag
Caitlyn Cormier wanted to play
Her dad being Allan Cormier
Wide receiver for the Tennessee Titans way back when
Before he fell sick and passed away
She needed a chance
With nothing she has to work to get everything back
Not only for her
But for her Dad
Will these polar opposites team up on the field? And will something spark off? Can Caitlyn get it together in time to convince the scouts that a girl is just what they need on their college football team? Can Zach get rid of his rich kid attitude and see how Caitlyn lives?
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