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Product review: As many others have noted, this book is not about the evolution of the game of football as much as it is the story of Michael Oher. As interesting as Oher's story might be, it is disappointing to expect one type of book and find yourself reading something very different. I read and enjoyed "Moneyball" and expected this book to provide the same kind of analysis that would cause me to view football in a different light, as "Moneyball" did with baseball. It did not.It is a quick read, but I learned very little about the game of football. Most of the points made are fairly basic and pretty evident for fans of the game. If I had known beforehand what this book focused on, I would not have read it. That is why it merits two stars.In the future, I will be more careful before selecting a Michael Lewis book.
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