Undefeated Page #7
- Um...
Um...
Your anterior cruciate
ligament has been injured.
Now, what it looks like is
a high grade partial injury.
It doesn't look like all
the fibers have been torn.
But, it looks like a large
number of them have been torn.
Um, I know you're dying to
continue to play football here.
- Mm-hm.
- But the bottom line is that...
...even if we don't
end up operating on you,
you're probably going to be out of
football at least for eight weeks,
and probably 12,
while we allow this to heal.
I know that's not what you wanted
to hear, but that's the case.
And I'm sorry about that, I know
you're having a big year this year.
It's a pretty
significant injury.
- All right?
- Yes, sir.
OK, we'll get you through this.
You know, when you come
from North Memphis...
Oh, boy.
Yeah!
When you come
from North Memphis.
- Hard times...
- Yes.
See, I ain't have no
good life all my life.
- You know, I had some hard times.
- Amen.
Just to be standing here...
Praise you Lord! All right!
We're just calling on you, Lord.
We just ask that
you just bless O.C., Lord.
We ask that you
bless him, Lord Jesus,
on the football field, Lord.
Just continue to
bless him, Lord Jesus.
Just give him the strength
that he needs, Lord Jesus.
Let him still keep
his focus on you, Lord.
Please clear
your desk of everything
except for a number-two pencil.
You're about to
take the ACT test,
which is composed of
multiple choice tests
in English, math,
reading and science.
If you've already taken
the ACT writing portion,
you will then take
a writing test for which...
He's kinda on the borderline
of qualifying right now.
So, if he kept
his GPA upward...
If he makes a 16, he'll be in.
All right, here we go.
- Hi, I'm Ashley.
- Hi, I'm Montrail.
- How you doin'?
- Nice to meet you.
OK, what happened?
We lost him...
Oh, I hope there's
some way we can get him back.
But, it's probably not likely.
You usually tear this inside
ligament when you tear your ACL.
So, you're going to be doing some stuff.
Let's get on the bike.
I know what he feels like
right now as far as the injury.
'Cause, you go from
being in the inner circle,
to where no one
cares about you.
So?
You need to be in school. You
gotta get your grades, Money.
Did you hear what I just said?
You can't be not coming to school
because you're not playing football.
- Hello?
- Coach...
- Huh?
- It's... it's just school.
I understand your frustration,
but you don't quit
because you're frustrated.
You just keep goin'.
You're better than that.
I expect this sh*t out of some
of these idiots, but not you.
Yes, sir.
So, you be at school tomorrow.
- Yes, sir.
- Do you hear me?
All right.
I'm gone.
See y'all later.
Yeah.
That's his commitment.
That needs to be
y'all's commitment too.
Help each other out.
This is the beginning for me,
for the rest of my season.
And really, for the rest
of my football career.
I really don't care,
do not care at all,
because once he
put his hands on me,
I have no feelings for him.
None whatsoever.
You know, it was like they say,
three strikes and you're out.
This man probably
got about 50 strikes
and he's still in the game.
Hey! You act like you've
never been in a game before.
You're not playing
together on defense.
I need to know what the hell's
going on in the defensive huddle!
Tell me right now!
If somebody makes a mistake,
everybody hollerin' at him.
- Yes, sir.
- Shut up!
How many times do we gotta talk
about discipline and team first?
See, it doesn't mean
anything to you!
Rock!
You've heard it
50 times from me!
How do you measure character?
Somebody tell me how
to measure character!
Somebody tell me somebody
has listened to me!
Who said it?
Not how you handle
your successes,
but how you handle failure.
Character!
Six freakin' years!
And I can't get 11 so-called leaders
to have a little bit of character!
It has nothing to do with adjustments
on defense tonight, fellas.
It has to do with
heart and character.
Put yourself aside,
put the team first
and have a little
bit of character.
Now, I'm thinkin' about putting you at
defensive tackle for... dude's a doofus.
I'm serious.
What do you think?
Line up over the guard
and just go through them...
Huh?
Go do it!
Get Kenneth out, go do it.
Thank you, thank you.
You want Chavis in at
two, or here in the shade?
I told him to get wherever
he wanted to and get to the backfield.
Just give him a second.
He'll figure it out.
I'm gonna trust him.
Defense! Defense! Defense!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
Where's Chavis?
Where's Chavis?
I'm proud of you.
"In what..."
Are you listening? Good.
"In what will go down
as one of the best
performances in the history
of Manassas Tiger football,
the Tigers went out east and wrecked
the homecoming for St. Benedict.
The Tigers came into this game
with key injuries
in the offensive line,
the defensive line
and the backfield.
To take matters worse,
they found themselves
in a 28-13 hole with less than one
minute to go in the first half.
That's when things
changed in a hurry.
Chavis Daniels inserted
defensive tackle,
formed a very tough
defensive line.
This made it easier for the
rest of the defensive unit
to run around and make plays.
The Tigers would go on to
outscore St. Benedict
27-nothin' in the third
quarter, put the game away.
After the 54-41 victory,
the Tigers now found
themselves at 5-1 in the midst
of a five-game winning streak.
This might be one of those
games the Tigers
look back on as a pivotal point
to their season down by just...
Down by two touchdowns,
just four half and on the road.
They could have
thrown in the towel,
but if we've learned anything
about this team after six weeks,
it is that they are
resilient and never give up.
The Tigers next test
will be Thursday night.
Manassas travel to Green Hill
to take on Frazier at 7:00."
What was the word
I said we were going to
talk about for just a second?
A hurry, a snap, quick.
All right, watch this.
- Ready to do some math?
- Yes, sir.
Good.
How old are you Joaquin?
- 18.
- 18.
That's 936 weeks
he's been alive.
I'm gonna clap to 900.
You ready? You ready?
Count with me.
How long will it take me
to clap to 900?
A while.
That was just 18.
Watch this.
- Four?
- Four.
That's what's left
of your football season.
It ain't nothin' but a snap.
It's over in a hurry.
Ask Money. It could be over,
just like...
...that. In a hurry.
So, let's do this again, right?
If I have to clap, as many times
as most of y'all have been alive.
It's gonna take me forever.
If I have to clap as long as
football is, it's this.
And you're done.
Unless you win.
Then what's it sound like?
If you win...
If you win...
If you win...
And if you win...
Let's go do what
we're supposed to do,
which is beat Frayser, beat Douglass,
beat Northside, beat Kingsbury,
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