Jeremy Knox

Personality

He became captain of the Trojans in his third year. He is now a fifth-year student. His team and jersey number is 11. Jeremy is enthusiastic and friendly. He is easy to amuse, but takes his role as captain and the matches seriously. He is a very good sportsman who is much more interested in trying his best, fighting fair and improving himself and his team than in simply maintaining his title or winning at all costs. He is very caring and shows attention to the health, both physical and psychological, of all members of his team. Jeremy does not like to make others feel uncomfortable or unsafe in his company and asks them to tell him if something is wrong. He also respects other people's personal boundaries, although he is tactful. According to Catalina, before talking to a therapist, Jeremy's life was completely different.

Appearance

Jeremy's hair colour is described as "caramel brown" and his eyes are brown. However, by the start of the new school year (2007-2008), he had completely bleached his hair, and later his natural colour was only visible at the roots. When he smiles, Jeremy has dimples on his cheeks. He has freckles on his toned body. His shorts make his legs look longer. In everyday life, Jeremy mostly wears clothes in the team colors.

The facts

Jeremy gets his hair dyed at a salon because he is rich. Or rather, his parents are rich businessmen with a huge fortune. But something is wrong with Jeremy's family, because he doesn't like going home. Jeremy loves having one-night stands - no one ever ends up in his bed twice. Jeremy can't cook - he justifies himself by saying that he has a personal chef at home and doesn't have to bother himself with cooking. He doesn't like being addressed by his last name - most likely this is due to problems within the family. Jeremy also works with a therapist on family conflicts.

Relationship with Jean Moreau

Jean Moreau, covered in scars (six crooked fingers from improperly healed fractures, a torn scalp on his temple, a crooked nose with a scar - apparently broken more than once, as well as many ugly scars all over his body) is a player transferred from the Ravens to the Trojans. In the Ravens, captain Rico Moriyama bullied Jean, but Jean claims that all the scars are the consequences of a fight. Jeremy takes Jean's rehabilitation very seriously. He doesn't want to encourage Jean to adhere to the Crow ideology, but he also doesn't want to make his transition difficult. That's why he sometimes turns to Kevin for information about how the Nest works, so he can adjust his approach to Jean if necessary. He also sincerely admires Jean and feels attraction to him (not love!!!), purely sexual. Jeremy also adores Jean's French accent and constantly asks to call him by his name, so he can hear the letter "r" in his name. "My name is Jean Moreau. My place is in Evermore. I belong to the Moriyama family." It's the truth Jean has built his life around, a reminder that this is the best he can hope for, and all he deserves. But when he's kidnapped from Edgar Allan University and handed over to a more dangerous master, Jean is forced to confront life outside the Nest for the first time in five years. The Foxes call his transfer to California a new beginning, but Jean knows it's little more than a gilded cage. Captain Jeremy Knox is facing his final year with the USC Trojans and a fifth straight year without the championship he so desires. Taking the best quarterback in the country is a no-brainer, even if that man is a Raven. But Jean is not a monster, just a man with no hope or drive for the future, and when Evermore's collapse begins to unearth all the horrific details of Jean's life, Jeremy is forced to consider the price of victory.

Kevin Day

Kevin is a fan of Jeremy. By the end of King's Entourage, Kevin trusts and respects Jeremy enough to ask him to put Jean on his team next year. Kevin is a Fox player and the best striker in the country.

Analisa Knox (younger sister)

Annalise and Jeremy used to have a good relationship, even going to all of his games when Jeremy was in high school. After an unknown incident at the fall banquet that destroyed their family, Annalise has tried to completely forget about Exie's existence, and she can't forgive Jeremy for not doing the same.

Bryson Knox (older brother)

Nothing is known for sure about Jeremy and Bryson's relationship, but Jeremy avoids communication with his brother at all costs. It is assumed that sexual abuse took place.

Jean Moreau

He has fair skin and is slightly taller than Kevin. Jean has black hair and grey eyes. He has the number 3 tattooed on his left cheekbone (Rico and Kevin have the corresponding 1 and 2). Jean's fingers are scarred and slightly deformed due to six of them being broken while attending Edgar Allan University. English is Jean's third language. His second is Japanese and his native language is French. Jean was born and raised in Marseille. Jeremy taught Jean how to play pool after he transferred to USC. Jeremy was obviously annoyed because Jean was a much better player. He wears number 29 on the Trojans team and plays as a defender.

The Trojans team

The University of Southern California Exy Team. Team colors: red and gold. The Trojans value fairness during games. The challenge for themselves and the fun of the game on the court are more important to them than winning. They have never received red cards or been caught on camera making rude remarks towards their opponents. The team has received the “Fortitude” award for 8 years in a row. Coaching staff[1] James Rehmann, Head Coach Jackie Lisinski, fitness trainer Michael White, offensive line coach Eduardo Jimenez, defensive line coach

Exy

The match is divided into two halves of forty-five minutes each. The break between the first and second halves is fifteen minutes. The playing field measures (L x W x H): 91.5 x 55 x 9 metres. The field is protected on all sides by a transparent plexiglass fence of about 13 mm thickness – mainly to prevent the ball from leaving the field during ricochets and passes, and to protect spectators. Players enter and leave the field through doors at the near and far ends. The doors are bolted from the outside; they must not be opened while the ball is in play. Three lines divide the field into equal parts (quarters): the first quarter line (behind the near goal area), the middle line and the third quarter line (in front of the far goal area). Penalty kicks are taken from marked points on the field, equidistant from the first/third quarter line and the near/far goals, respectively. The goals are located at both ends of the field, on the short side. They are a rectangle marked on the wall measuring 2.7 x 6.4 meters. The goalkeeper's area is an area measuring 2.7 x 6.4 meters directly in front of the goals, also marked with lines. Players are not allowed to cross the goal line. The goal area is equipped with sensors; when the ball enters the goal, red lights on the wall light up. If the ball hits the lines that limit the goal, the goal is not counted. Each goal brings the team one point. The goal of the game is to beat your opponent on points.

Exy

There are four defined positions for players: forward, midfielder, defender and goalkeeper. The forward organizes an attack on the opponent's goal, his task is to score a goal. At the beginning of the game, the forwards take their places on the center line: the forwards of the team that is putting the ball into play stand on both sides of the center of the field, the forwards of the defending team - closer to the edges of the field. The ball is put into play by the midfielder, who then acts as a passer. The midfielder can act in attack or defense and thus perform the functions of a forward or a defender, depending on the game situation. At the beginning of the match, the midfielders are positioned on the first/third quarter line. The defender plays defense, his job is to keep the opposing players away from the goal. Defenders start the game at the first/third quarter line. The goalkeeper protects the goal. Each team can have up to six players on the field at any one time. Most often, these are two forwards, a midfielder, two defenders, and a goalkeeper. The presence of a goalkeeper, however, is not mandatory; under certain circumstances, the coach may sacrifice the goal defense and replace the goalkeeper with an additional field player. According to the current NCAA rules, a team must have at least nine players, that is, six on the field and one substitute for each position, except for the goalkeeper. In connection with recent events, it is proposed to revise this rule in the direction of increasing the minimum permissible composition to twelve players.