Fair Exchange

It was just a friendly rivalry between two football schools that had talented All-American football players at both schools, but then the Woodward Bulldogs started point shaving football games for some extra cash. Gang member "Hustleman," the school bookie, had a plan that worked every football season - take all the bets in the stands before each game and give the quarterback "Blaze" the nod on the field to kick the offense into high gear. It was a working operation until two Withrow Tigers defensive players took one sucker bet from Hustleman and realized they had been taken. Waiting in the dark after the game, two dark figures rob and kill Hustleman for the cash and word on the street was two Withrow players did it, and the Bulldogs wanted revenge and some Faire Exchange in a bloody street war that took the game of high school football to another level that left a lot of young bodies lying dead in the streets of Cincinnati. Life is a gamble, so be careful of the choices you make