It's hard to stop him, he says, but he's going to have to work harder than ever to get it done. He's not sure how he'll do it, though, because he doesn't know how to use his upper body to move. The coach tells him to throw the ball to the other team, and they'll practice tomorrow. The other team has to learn from the other's mistakes, the coach says, and the forwards have to do the same. They'll have to learn how to play together, too, because they're both good at this. He tells the other coach to remember the kid who beat him in the middle school tournament when they were playing against each other, and to remember that the kid has been holding grudge against him ever since.