<strong>Visual</strong>:<div class="floatright">(http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/5344855.bin?size=620x400)</div><br/><strong>Player:</strong>Ceasar (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=17112)<br/><strong>Name</strong>: Jason Dubine<br/><strong>Age</strong>: 29<br/><strong>Gender</strong>: Male<br/><strong>Height</strong>: 6’2<br/><strong>Weight</strong>: 196 lbs<br/><strong>Written Visual Appearance</strong>: He has a tattoo on his right forearm<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: vivaldi;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 32pt;">Spirit</span></span></div><br class="clear"/><br/><br/><strong>Occupation:</strong>Assistant Coach (Head Coach if necessary)<br/><strong>Personality</strong>: He is a pretty reasonable guy.  He wouldn’t be one you’d call exceptionally ‘nice’ but, if you scratch his back he’ll scratch yours, He takes a pretty hard line on discipline. But, he has been known to bend the rules when push comes to shove, especially with the correct, incentive.  Even though he is more or less sober, he is still known to use on occasion.  A good shoot before breakfast can do him good on a bad day.  He has several connections in Detroit with dealers in everything from Alcohol to Pain Killers to a good Zig Zag.  Again all you need is the right incentive and he’ll pick up the phone on your behalf.  He acts pretty non-challant and rough around the edges, not afraid to hurt people's feelings with tough love, but he really does want people to like him.  He doesn't so much care about winning, although he would love to win so to get noticed by some larger fish.  He likes the idea of spending his days with these young attractive women, but he doesn't know how well they will take to football, but for every one who wants to learn, he's willing to teach.  He is very good at getting things done without anyone knowing that it’s him who is doing it.  With his southern, Louisiana drawl, he is a sly guy, a smooth talker with a almost dashing crooked smile.  He talks a pretty big game and isn’t afraid to back it up, but he knows where to draw the line, as much as he can play the player, devil may care attitude he won’t do something that will get him or someone close to him in too much trouble [some sort of arrest] and that’s where he becomes a good confidant and friend.  But beware not to cross him or else that confidence and friendship are very easily turned into black mail.  When you are on his good side though, he will do what ever he can to help you.  He is secretely terrfied of the police and jail aswell as rehab, and no matter how brassé he acts he never wants to go to jail or back into rehab.  So he is pretty carefull with how much he consumes, when it comes to drugs.  Doing them the 'safe way'.<br/><strong>Sexual Orientation:</strong>Straight<br/><strong>Sexual Preferences:</strong>My O/O’s but really open to anything, depending on the moment.<br/><strong>Talents</strong>: Plays Piano and golf<br/><strong>Background</strong>: Jason was born in Louisiana into the natural football hotbed of the bayou.  He grew up playing football and in high school he was a good contributor to his varsity team.  He was a great quarterback, with his ability to read the defense and pick out the open route.  He trained his mind so he knew every inch of the playbook and every read you could possibly make.  In his junior year he was ready to break school passing records, but he fractured a bone in his wrist and tore several ligaments in his elbow, during the second game of the season.  He spent that season on the sidelines, he became one of the coaches of the Junior Varsity team, he even became the quarterback coach for the varsity team.  His throwing arm was never the same though.  He graduated and payed his way into LSU, just as a Kineseology student, he walked onto the team and made it as a Wide Receiver.  He was on the practice roster for the first two years but then he injured his ACL and they finally cut him.  He was pretty pissed off, he and a few of his buddies went out late after a game.  The trio got drunk and Jason got suckered into some, less than stellar behaviour.  The three ended up assaulting the bartender when he went to close the bar and refused to sell them any more drinks.  Jason was released from jail the next day and charges weren’t pressed.  The coaches who had really liked him while on the team tried to get him back on his horse, they got him a job as a video coordinator with the team, it was a good job and he got payed part-time for his troubles.  But while he was back on his horse he fell off the wagon.  He spent that year in a pretty dark place while his leg healed.  He was drinking a lot and experimenting with drugs.  He started slacking on his job, blowing all his money on his fix, heroine, ecstasy, cocaine and marijuana, he unintentionally set up a neat little drug ring.  He needed a faster, better way of getting his product and so he became the lynch pin of all the drugs that came onto and off of campus.  He began to spend more and more time away from the field and the classroom.  His grades dropped and he barely graduated.  During his senior year the coaches finally had enough.  They fired him.  Right before his graduation however there was a massive drug raid and most of his contacts were arrested.  Luckily he had maintained a safe enough level of obscurity or level of respect that no one fingered him.  When he graduated and went home his parents were shocked, they stuck him in rehab for a few months.  He sobered up enough that he wasn’t as addicted, but not clean.  When he got out, Jason didn’t know where to go, he loved football and so went in search of one of the sought after positions in the game he loved.  He scoured the country but no one was prepared to hire him an ex-video coordinator with a drug problem.  He moved away from home, trying to find something, even a high school job but no one would hire a former junkie.  But after a few years, he met up with an acquaintance of one of his college friends in Wisconsin, who hooked him up with a job in Detroit in marketing for the Detroit Lions.  When the Pride started they were in need of a coach.  Now Jason had never been an ideal marketer but he still knew his football.  The Lions were more than happy to let him go when the Pride offered him the job.