Why do people argue and fight? Arguments and fights start for various reasons such as anger, tempers, and disagreements. When a disagreement occurs, there can be negative outcomes over something so minor. The situation that I was involved in caused a great deal of hatred and tension between my family and an assistant football coach from my wicked high school. I began to dislike this violent, hot tempered coach after a horrifing Friday night football game that took place on the cursed night of Friday the 13th 2000. All hell broke loose and created a nightmare when a few bad decisions were made. These certain decisions allowed a grown man to push a seventeen year old and also caused a fight between two grown men. I will continue to dislike this coach for the rest of my life as he put my family through anguish for a dreadful period of time.
             The cold, rainy night with the dark sky and luminous full moon is a night that I will never forget for as long as I live. It was the sixth game of the football season my junior year, and my team was winless. The week before, I had broken my ankle, and I was given the news that no football player wants to hear: I was done for the rest of the season. I was standing on the sidelines with my crutches, a broken ankle and a broken heart, watching the game. Football was my life, and that night one of my coaches tried to ruin everything. My team was winning by a mere three points when the play clock had only
             thirty-four more ticks left on it. The head coach called a toss sweep when we were on our own two-yard line. The running back fumbled the wet, slippery ball in the end zone, and the opposing team fell on it to win the game.
             I was so upset that I was not able to help my teammates win, I became very angry about the ignorant call that my head coach had made. I started criticizing his play that he had called. Yelling about how stupid he was for calling the game lo
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