Title: what were their real motives???
Product review: This book needed a non-biased author.The first part talks so much about football, that I almost lost interest (although, it WAS kinda interesting). However, half-way through, I kept thinking those doubting thoughts, and sure enough, the book just reinforced how I felt.There were so many things that sickened me about the Touhys. First, the fact they "pushed" him to go to Ole Miss; 2nd, the use of someone else's baby picture!; 3rd the whole "christian" aspect of it (the "holier-than-thou" attitude); and finally I'd had enough when it was explained how they got around the system when it came to his education.It DOES make me wonder what their motives were. I just hope they're not making a dime off Oher's success (even though they probably are). And after seeing LeAnn interviewed on tv, it made me dislike her so much. The NCAA had every right to investigate.I hate not finishing books, but I got to about page 200 and couldn't take anymore.
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