What Coach Says

What Coach Says

Dr. Kaleman is a new humanities professor with a dream of turning his temporary "visiting" position into a permanent job, maybe even becoming the chair of his department. But four cocky and arrogant college football jocks stand in his way. When he catches them cheating, he finds little support from his dean in busting them. After all, football brings in a lot more money to the university than philosophy, and the alumni care more about athletes than teachers. Disillusioned, frustrated, and angry, he confronts Coach Brent, the head football coach, who quickly puts him in his place: on his knees apologizing to the football jocks he's accused. He finds himself submitting, not just to the coach's cruel and arrogant superiority, but the vaguely sexual pranks of the four jock bullies. And worse, he finds that he likes that humiliation: wants it, dreams of it, begs for it. He's never thought of himself as gay before, but here he is, meeting the coach after every practice, doing what he's told no matter how demeaning or disgusting or painful he finds it. And enjoying every moment of it. It's not smart to risk everything for a few moments of painful lust, but even a professor has to learn to do what coach says. This 25,000 gay erotic short story contains scenes of consensual rough sex and BDSM between adults.