2.5 
 Like other reviewers before me, I would recommend to read Dairy Queen, if you want to read a good book about a girl playing American football. Catching Jordan had nothing remarkable and was completely forgettable. A bit too shallow, since they don't really bother about anything serious, not even Ty's situation. 
 I didn't like Jordan. She was inmature, shallow and pretty stupid acting the same way she was critizicing the cheerleaders for. She jumped into the bed with Ty after, what? two kisses, without knowing him, just because she wanted him... I don't have a problem with MCs having sex, I have problems with MCs contradicting themselves and not realizing that, like, ever. (view spoiler)[And the situation: come on! they have sex, the mother almost catchs them, and afterwards the guy stays for dinner? any normal teenager would have left the building like it was on fire, out of embarrasment, wtf? realistic fiction, ha! (hide spoiler)] 
 I didn't like Ty either. He was a control-freak and was traumatized, needed help (psychological), but nobody cared to tell him. Apparently, that was not so important... 
 And Henry... Henry was ok, was the coolest friend and a great guy, until he turned into an idiot, because you have to be an idiot, if the dessert is served to you twice and you rejected it again and again, but you still get angry when somebody else takes your rejected dessert... BTW, that reminds me a bit to The Dog in the Manger. 
 Anyway and in short, I did not care about what happened to the characters or the decisions they made... I just wanted to get over with it as soon as possible... But, wait, the final chapter was cute. Half star for that :P