3.  Mike Johnson 14 and he’s been taught to be a beast at football all his life he has big steps to follow in since his dad was in the NFL he is on varsity as a freshman and he is wrecking shop

4.  The Point of view is first person from Mike Johnson as the narrator

5.  The conflicts are between Mike Johnson and steroids and all of the problems that they cause like friends girlfriends and family.

6. D-BOL Many call Dianabol, or DBol, as the granddaddy of anabolic steroids, and that's with a solid basis. This steroid has been developed in the 1950s and you think that several decades past, Dianabol must have been replaced by newer anabolic agents. The answer to that is a big NO. Stealth compounds and designer drugs cannot dislodge Dianabol from its top position on steroid rankings

7.  XTR  Couldn’t find any information but he uses it before football games to get him pumped and get energy.

8.  The main characters in this novel are Mike Johnson (the narrator) ;Peter, mikes trainer; mikes best friend drew; Mikes other friend Deshawn; the girl mike likes Kaylee. And his dad.

9.  I like the story line in the book it was really well written book and he really put you in to the story. Like your were on the field in the game. But I disliked the ending of the book. It is a cliffhanger.

10.  They use irony in the book by Mike talking bad on the kids from Foothill (there rival school) and saying that all of them where on steroids and then he gets on steroids.  They use a lot of imagery by explaining the football field and what mike is seeing like the other guys getting hurt after he trucks them.

11.  I would recommend the book to any body that wants a fast read, and a really good football book.

12.  Oppapers.com  Chacha.com  Goodreads.com  Google.images.com  Librarything.com  Google.Books.com  Dianabol.org