Our female protagonist Jordan is a high school senior, captain of the high school football team and daughter of an NFL pro. We follow her life while she tries to deal with college applications, discovering a romantic interest in boys and dealing with family problems. 
 I'm going to get onto the first of my many problems with this book - I had such a hard time suspending disbelief and getting into a girl being allowed to play full contact football on the boy's team. It just wouldn't happen. And the fact she thinks she has a chance at getting a football scholarship to play at college level on a guy's team with all those massive guys you see in college ball, annoyed me the entire way through. I'd have preferred it if she'd been captain of the girls football team and a boss player. 
 Second main problem - the love triangle was beyond cliche. I know it must be hard for authors to do an original spin on such an overdone concept but it just didn't work for me at all in this book. Jordan came across as completely shallow and vapid and the romance aspects were lacklustre. Sam was fine, bland but fine. Tyler had more issues than vogue and was too controlling and needy for my liking. I just don't think there even needed to be a love triangle, it added nothing to the story apart from a little bit of jealousy here and there. 
 I'll end on a positive and say I liked the boy's friendships with Jordan, it was cute how much they cared for her. However, I think that could've remained the same if she'd been on a girls football team and they'd respected her for how good she was on the field and formed their friendships that way.