Santiago, if Lyla vouches for you...
- I'll give you a job - I'll do anything you asked me to do.
Landry has never lied to me. You stay away from my boy.
You want to walk again, but guess what? Never gonna happen.
Best case scenario, you lose ten grands, worst case scenario, dead.
Do you think I want to go back and...
Had an epiphany out there. It would suck to die. I'm not having the surgery
Let's go back to Texas.
I'm turning 19 on tuesday.
What did I get you last year, 6?
Nothing.
And I don't expect nothing from you this year either,
Last time you give me something, it was your brother's pool cue.
You didn't tell him about it.
And then he threatened to beat me up unless I gave it back to him, So...
I'd much rather not get anything from you this year.
I remember that.
Going back to Dillon.
19...
What the hell am I doing with my life?
Do it so your mother doesn't have to.
When you leave this morning, make sure she doesn't have to pick any of it up.
It's ruder and selfish, so typical of my sister.
Tell her. Get away with that.
It's my first day of work, first day having to leave Gracie.
She could've come in a day or two earlier
To make me feel more comfortable but no. She's always in her own head space.
Babe, I think you got your first check.
You know there's not gonna be any kind of apology.
that's for damn sure. I mean, she'll just walk in here like it's nothing.
Babe, something's wrong with your check.
Come here. Come here, come here
That's not right.
That is not right.
- That's half of what it's should be. - I know.
What did you talk about to Buddy? What did you decide with Buddy?
- We just... You know? - No, I don't known
No, I just assumed that it was...
- You can't assum thing like salary. - I'm sure it's a mistake.
She's here! She's here! Sh'es gonna wake the baby.
She's here, Gracie!
Oh, my God!
I'm so happy to see you.
Look at you! you look amazing.
Oh, stop it. I look like a cow. Do you think my ass got bigger,
- like, with this baby? - Let me see.
You could bounce a quarter off that.
- Where is she? - She's right here.
- Hey, Shelley. - Oh, hey Eric.
She said that I could bounce a quarter off my ass.
- That's okay. - She's so beautiful.
- That's my little Gracie girl. - She looks just like her mama.
It's your aunt Shelly.
Hey. How you doing?
Oh, wow. Boys must be going crazy?
She's gorgeous!
- She's hot. - Oh, she sure is.
- You want some coffee? - I would love some coffee.
Tami, you can't use these diapers.
You gotta use cloth diapers. Those are bad.
I don't think we really have time for all the laundry and all that.
I spent all this time being jealous, this is what I make
teaching preschool.
Well we're gonna get this taking care of. That's just a mistake.
- Okay, fine. - You know what.
- Good to see you. - You too, baby.
- You need to get that taking care off. - I know
We're gonna get everybody to Buddy Garrity's Hog Wild Sale.
All you people come on in, you won't believe your eyes.
Hey, y'all showed up.
I told you it was gonna be here, didn't I?
How do you like it?
- What the hell are you doing? - Hog wild sale.
- A what? - Hog wild sale.
I do 150 cars on a day like this. It's fantastic.
You know what? I want you see this.
You're not gonna believe this. I've got our problem solved.
Everybody, check this out!
Big round of applause for Mr. Santiago Herrera!
And... release!
Get him, Santiago! You got him, baby!
I think we found our new tight end.
- You wanna tell me about this? - Let's, uh, let's go in the office.
Excuse us.
State championship, and my salary gets reduced 40%?
No, it's 37. And I have every intention of doing something about that.
I got a baby, I got a mortgage, Tami wants to put a new room on the house.
- Well that's not very good timing. - Oh, you think?
Listen, I know you're upset and I understand.
But let me tell you something right now.
We had to pay McGregor off, we had to get you back here.
That depleted the booster club funds,
and to tell you the truth, right now, that fund is not solvent.
Just between you and me.
I'm trying to do everything I can to make this go away.
I wanna make this okay for you. Believe me
- Fix it. - What?
Fix it.
2x06: HOW DID I GET HERE
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Subtitles: GillesSilb, Ju
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Alright, gentlemen, hit the field!
Let's go! Let's get a move on!
Let's have a good practice today.
- What's going on, 85? - Glad to have you back.
- What's going on, man? - Game on, huh?
- Big W on the week-end. - What's up, Rig? It's good to see you.
- See you out there. - Let's go there. Get a move on.
Stretch it out deep!
- Thousand. - Three.
- You missed a week of practice. - Is that it?
You dumping me?
Let me tell you something. We've been down this road before
too many times, you understand me?
I deserve at least one more chance. You step off my field right now!
All right, that's good. Let's break 'em down into teams!
Defense down here in the end zone. Let's go right now!
This is quite a list that you left me here, Glenn.
Suzie Miller is a straight A student. Why is in the list?
Complaints about her hygiene.
- Ew, that's awful. - I passed her in the hallway
a few times and the complaints are definitly valid.
But I figured since you were coming back and returning to us,
I'd leave that one to you.
Oh, so sweet of you.
Thank you so much. That's just adorable. Thank you so much. Hi, hon.
- Can I speak to you a sec? - Hey, you must be Eric.
- Eric, Glenn. Glenn, Eric. - Oh, Glenn, nice to meet you.
You too.
- Can I speak with my wife for a minute? - Yeah. Oh, huh, of course.
Sure thing. I'll get out of your way. Well, huh... I happily
- pass the baton back to you. - Oh, thank you.
I will see you later, I'll see you...
- in the lounge, OK? - Absolutly.
- Thanks, you did a great job. - Thanks.
- See you. - Take care.
What do you meet him in the lounge for?
- I thought you eat in the cafeteria. - Are you jealous?
- I'm just asking a question. - That is adorable, you're jealous.
You like that?
I just came by to say I talked to Buddy. He's working on it.
And for yoour information, you better start doing something out here.
You know what? Do call Glenn and maybe he can help me do some co-counseling.
Hey man, this is some old bull.
Taking Rig away is like hanging me out to dry.
I know we need him out there but our coach do have a point.
Don't tell me you're on his side. Remember he benched you last week.
Matt...
- Hi, I'm Lauren. - Hi.
I just wanted to introduce myself. I just started going here.
Well, no. I know. I noticed you. I've seen you cheerleading.
- Why you hit me? - Yeah...
Well, I'm so glad that I cheer for your team, now. It's an honour.
You're so incredibly talented.
So I see you around, OK?
- Yeah. I'll be, you know, around. - Around.
- OK. Bye. - Bye.
Look like your Julie problem is about to be over.
Watch, Coach, he takes the inside gap. We gotta get downside block right here.
- That's a 4-3? - They're walking him up late though.
They gotta come from the weak side.
You got it fixed?
I'm working on it.
Coach, we owe it to the team to check this kid out.
I'm not kidding you.
Give me 15 minutes.
- Remember they're an 11 person... - Watch this next set up right here.
All right.
We'll start on your movement.
4'72, Coach.
I won't say I told you so, but this kid's gonna be a star.
Let's see what he can do with his hands.
That's all right, Buddy. Get the next one.
- Since when you're in school here? - He just enrolled a week ago.
- Where'd you go before this? - He was doing a little...
juvenile retainer thing for a minute, but...
- He's done with that. - I assume he can talk.
Oh, absolutely.
- You tell him, Santiago. - Played football before?
- No, Sir. - Ever played any organized sports?
You want to come out here and play football for us.
- Sure. - That wasn't exactly an offer.
Let's see what you can do going long, all right?
Just run as fast as you can.
Well I didn't tell him to catch it.
- I just told him to go long. - You best stop him before
- he climbs that fence. - The kid's got a lot to learn.
- Oh, you think? - Yeah, it'll be all right.
You can come in.
You gonna be joining us for supper?
I'm not to hungry. Y'all can go ahead.
Your mom made chicken-fried steak. You haven't been hungry for a week.
- Something going on? - No.
She dumped me.
Girls can be squirrelly that way.
Especially the cute ones.
She doesn't have you feeling badly about yourself?
No.
Well, good.
- Surely there'll be other girls. - Not like her.
Come on, Julie! We want to see it!
- Let me see. - Oh my God!
Let me see.
She looks amazing. My God!
And you best take that off before your father gets home.
Tu vas voir.
- Take my word for it. - How you doing?
Oh, my God! Look.
- Why are you dress like that? - Everybody in Brazil is wearing that.
- Yeah. Everybody... - We're not in Brazil.
You need to write a thank you note to your grandma for those boobs.
Because they are unbelievable.
- Go change. - You... Excuse me. Summer of '86,
little string bikini, your butt hanging out of your shorts?
If I gave you $100,
- would you please stop? - Yes. But you don't have $100, Eric.
Okay. Alright y'all...
- Do you know spanish? - Yeah.
Really? Perfect, you're gonna need it when we take our trip to Costa Rica.
Your mom and I, we were supposed to go. But then she got herself knocked up,
- so I want to go with you. - Thank you.
- I would love to go. - What? I'm just teasing. She's worth
- 1000 trips to Costa Rica. - Yeah, she is.
Besides, I have a little consolation prize for you.
The Dixie Chicks are coming to Midland wednesday night.
- I love them. - I know you do.
- You wanna go? - We got a booster meeting on wednesday.
I know, hon. There's no way I could go to Dixie Chicks.
- I just started back at work, you know? - A concert
on a wednesday. What's the big deal?
I just don't see how I can do it. Thanks, though.
- Just an idea. - It's a good idea.
Okay, you're welcome.
I'll go to the Dixie Chicks.
- Can I take your daughter? - You get changed.
- Shelley's gonna show me some pictures. - Oh, yeah. Come, come.
Oh, my God. This was the beach. It was unbelievable.
You could see for miles, okay. You could not see any people.
That's so cool.
Welcome home.
Thank you.
- How you doing? - Welcome home to you.
It's good to get back to your family? I saw Gracie. She's cute.
She's a cute little girl. You doing good?
- Yes, sir. - Good to be back?
Yeah. Yes, sir.
You still coaching?
I don't know, Coach.
I'm just figuring out my life right now.
Truth be told, I could use some help.
Got a lot going on.
I need someone who knows me, who knows the team.
I need someone I can trust.
When do you want me back?
The guy, like I said, passed out. He just can't get away from my grip.
I'm working out 24/7. Just eat right.
You know, I've been trying to lose weight. No...
No, looks can deceive you. Back then, I was just sticks.
They used to actually call me "Sticks".
But it was a fun time, you know?
I think it would be a good life, you know?
- Rise and shine. It's 3:00 PM. - Yeah, it is.
Glad you stopped by, actually.
Just, you know anything about organic and biological compounds?
I'm not doing your homework, Tim. I'm here about Santiago.
Santiago, isn't that... the hog catcher?
He's not a hog catcher. He's a student trying to learn football.
No, thank you.
Yeah, I heard... I heard he's crap.
Right. Okay...
so this is why I was wondering if maybe you could help him out.
You know, maybe teach him a few things about football and how to play.
See, I don't know if you've heard or not, But I kind of got kicked off the team.
So I don't really see why I'd help someone get on it.
Well, gee, I don't know, Tim. Why would any human being help another?
Why would someone drop everything and go all the way to Mexico
just because someone called and asked for help?
This is a bit different because that was life or death.
This doesn't really sound
- like life or death to me. - It's a favor, Tim.
Unbelievale.
Thanks a lot.
We think we found a solution
to this little salary snafu.
A little creative approach.
Here's the deal. I can't free up any more coaching funds for the time being.
But there's a pool of money set aside
for an athletic director, so...
- What do you mean athletic director? - Yeah, like you would be
the head of the entire athletic department.
Well that's great, but I thhink I've got enough responsibility...
That's not a big deal. The department pretty much runs itself.
Just think about this: athletic director.
Title. I mean, if you needed it on a resume.
If you're ever applying for another job, it looks real good.
The paycheck's pretty much just a gravy train paycheck.
What do you say?
How much does this job pay?
Well it's not budgeted at a full time position. It's part time.
But you combine it with what you're already bringing home,
you're gonna be within spitting distance of last year.
Spitting distance?
Eric, it's only temporary.
I swear to you.
Temporary.
- What is that? - That's a pump for her breast.
What?
- You serious? - Yeah, it, like, squeezes...
It squeezes milk out of a lady's udders.
You hook it up. There's something in there
- and you just pump it. - Is there a motor or something?
- There's gotta be. - Y'all made it.
- Sorry. - It's really not a toy.
Welcome back, Tim. Glad you made it home safely.
I'm real sorry about that, disappearing and all.
I've been trying to get him to be more responsible to himself.
That's good advice, Billy,
- considering you're banging my ex. - She's not your ex-girlfriend.
Can we focus please?
And that kid likes me twice as much as you, by the way.
Can we focus? Thank you. Cause it looks to me like
on your little sojourn, Tim, you missed yourself 2 biology exams,
and what looks like a pretty important term paper
in your English lit class. So let's start there.
I don't know what a sojourn is, ma'am.
A sojourn is what's gonna keep you back a year if you don't get it together.
Change your attitude. That's what a sojourn is.
The rest of it you can look up.
Tami, I just want you to know.
I will squeeze his testicles until he's bleeding term papers.
But that aside, I mean,
I just need to get him back on the team.
I mean, his future's riding on this. So, I was thinking, like,
maybe you could, you know... exert a little influence on the coach.
Is that right? Is that what you were thinking?
- What did you want her to do? - You know, maybe...
I'm here as his educational advisor.
All right, that's what I'm here for.
You want to talk to coach Taylor? You can go talk to him yourself.
Yes, ma'am. Come on, jackass.
Well, no, wait a minute. I'm not finished.
Like father, like son, uh, Chad?
- Your boy played well on friday night. - I don't want him
getting a fat head, though. He's still got a ways to go.
- Chad, Ronnie Blair. - Pleased to meet you.
Pleasure.
They brought me in from Midland to help out with your homicide.
Is that right? How's the case going?
All but dead till we came across these.
The coroner found some car seat fibers
in the dead guy's jacket zipper. They came from the vehicle that took him.
Killer pulled the body out, didn't realize he took his own upholstery.
- You know what kind of car? - It matches three models of GM
manufactured between 74 and 78.
DMV's probably gonna pull up about 20 of these in Dillon alone.
- Good luck with your digging. - Thanks.
Tell your son to keep up the good work.
- Will do. Thanks for helping us out. - No problem.
Set! Hit!
Schrader!
Stand up like that, gonna get your RB killed.
Stand up like that on a blitz, gonna get your QB killed. You understand me?
Left eye underneath his left ear hole. Get low and drive.
- What do you do? - Stay low and drive.
Thank you.
Set!
Hut!
- Field's outside. - What's that all about?
- Can't you block for me, fool? - I am, you're not following me.
Coach, what the hell?
- Let's try again. - What's wrong, Smash? You hear me?
- You hear all right? - I'm hearing all right.
Get it back.
I've got the invoice here, but not the equipment.
I'm not. I'm not gonna send you a check until I get the equipment.
Why would I...
All right.
And that's when you'll get the check then. Yeah, you too.
All right, Coach, look. I don't mean no disrispect,
but I got my ass handed to me out there on the field today.
Look, I know Riggins shouldn't have gone to Mexico.
He's disrespectful to you and the coaching staff.
He drinks too much and misses too many practices.
But I need him.
I need him. I'm gonna get killed out there without him.
- You just throw away the season. - I'm not throwing away my season.
Are you throwing away yours?
Seems to me like Tim Riggins is the one throwing his season.
As far as your blocking is concerned,
it will be taken care of. Now, go to class!
Go to class!
What do I owe the presence of the captain
- of the Dillon Panthers? - Nice crib, Rig.
What's up, the maid's on vacation?
- What's up? - I want you to come and dinner tonight.
My mama cooks.
Are you asking me on a date, Williams?
Just save it. I need to talk to you, about how you're messing up this team.
- I'm screwing up the team on my own? - Rig, look, I got no fullback,
'cause of your drunk, selfish ass.
And you're coming to dinner tonight, so I can talk some sence into you.
7:00 o'clock.
Be on time for once.
What can I get you?
I don't really want anything, I just...
I wanted to say something to you.
I wanted to tell you that I thought about what you said the another night.
And that you were right.
And that I was wrong and...
I don't really know what I was thinking.
I wanted to apologize for,
like, everything.
And to tell you that I'm sorry, and I'm really sorry I hurt you.
Thanks.
And I just hope you can forgive me, maybe we can be friends or something.
Yeah, me too.
I guess I just see you around, okay?
- Hello, reverend. - I am proud of you, Lyla.
- Thank you. - And I'm praying for you every day.
- You got a second? - Yes, of course.
- Looking for the big party tonight. - Please, don't mention it.
Anybody that I ever said hello to in my life, my mom has invited.
What's up?
Have you noticed that nobody ever changes in this town?
Nothing ever changes.
Everyone go to the same church, or the same job,
and the same restaurants, to the football game on friday night.
It's like this huge fishtank, that we're all stuck in,
and we can't find our way out.
I'm kind of... I'm stuck. I'm stuck.
- Well there's a way... - No, no.
No, I know what you're thinking.
And no, I don't need saving. I'm not here to talk to God.
I'm here to talk to you. 'Cause...
out of everyone I know, you're just the only one that has changed her life.
I admire it, and...
I'm just wondering how you did it?
You just do it.
What I am saying is, coach Taylor needs to see you take it up now.
I said what I could to the coach and he said no.
- It's out of my hands. - So, that's it? You're gonna give up?
- I don't know what else to tell you. - My God, my sister can talk.
- Ready for a piece of pie for dessert? - Yes, ma'am.
- That sounds great. - Now you want pie.
- Can I say no? - I don't like you flirting with my mom.
- What is wrong with you? - He's being polite.
We aren't a lot different you and me. Me...
je suis le Smash, I'm throat, I'm prime time. 24/7.
- Right. - And you...
you know, you're that brute and...
rough...
Whatever. Look, the point is,
neither of us can be who we are without football.
It's the key to the ignition. And if you don't fight for that,
you're just wasting a whole lot potential, that's all.
Oh, mama, come on! I want an apple pie.
Dad, what are you doing?
We're not going inside.
They found blood residue outside the convenience store.
Matches up with the dead guy.
Based on the head wound, they figured that...
he was probably struck there with some sort of hard object,
and then put in a car,
either unconscious or dead, and taken to the bridge and dumped in the river.
Why you are telling me this?
The water and the fish...
pretty much did away with any foreign DNA
or prints that could had led to suspects.
And with no witnesses,
the detectives don't have much.
Except for one thing.
The coroner found upholstery fibres,
in the zipper of the deceased's jacket.
And guess where they come from?
From GMC wagons, just like this one.
I don't know what you're thinking, but how many different...
- How many different GMC... - Landry.
If you had something to do with this, you have got to tell me,
right now.
Better you tell me, than wait for them to drag you in,
'cause, help me God, son, that's what's gonna happen.
Talk to me.
Time to trust me.
I didn't mean to do it, dad.
I didn't mean to.
It just happened.
Oh God.
I didn't mean to do it.
Oh God, Landry.
Okay, listen to me.
We're gonna need to take a drive.
Right now.
Where?
Get in the car.
Follow me.
- Right now. - Yes, Sir.
Let's go.
This is good protection, good blocking by everybody.
Nice little punt fake. Our favourite move...
A fake and good block, Williams.
- What just happened? - He's our number one wideout actually.
He always is catching the long punt.
And Bradley, that... There we go.
Bradley hiked in on two, that snap was supposed to be on three.
He can't count that high. Don't worry, we still won that game though.
- We still won that game by 12, I think. - There it is.
- Watch it very carefully. - Watch his wheels,
here he goes.
He takes out, watch his wheels. Watch him go.
- There's the 6. - Here comes the hand!
There it is.
620 yards that day. Broke the record!
We could have been a dynasty, kid.
And than Lyla would've been rich.
- Dad! - What?
No, he's right, you know.
You can have it all, but you can't have it all at once.
You take your memories, where you can get them.
Absolutely.
Here's to many more memories.
Happy birthday, Six.
Happy birthday!
Cheers.
I know what it's like, you know.
At my old school,
my boyfriend and I broke up for inexplicable reasons.
But every single time I would see him,
I would get these pains in my heart.
- Like someone was stabbing it with a... - With a knife.
No, worse. Like a shiv.
- What? - Actually,
I don't even know what a shiv is.
You mean like a shank, like what they use in prison?
Yes, yes! Like a shank.
Like a rusty old shank.
Sorry, I didn't mean to be so forward. I thought that maybe...
Bye, guys. Hey, Colette.
- Could I get a ride home? - Of course.
How you holding up? Matt coming with that stepford girl.
It's not like we're together or anything.
It's not really my business.
Very mature.
What do you say, you and I, go get a big vat of ice cream,
and rent Thelma and Louise and cry our eyes out?
Sure.
Hey, Coach?
- You got a couple of minutes? - Yes.
Before you go, I just wanted to...
I just wanted to give these or donate them to the athletic department.
It's all my tapes and everything. My glory years.
From freshman year on. I just figured it'd be something good
for maybe the freshman or the JV quarterbacks to look at.
You saying you're quitting the team?
Yeah. It does.
I keep on trying to go back and be...
the Jason from before, but I need to figure out a way...
to be a new guy. I thought the team...
was going to do that for me, but it hasn't.
And I'm so sorry Coach if I let you down.
That's just something I have to do.
Let me tell you something.
Coaches and players, they learn from each others.
Goes both ways.
You lived up everyone around you.
That's a powerful gift.
I hope I didn't let you down.
No.
You didn't le me down, Coach.
This I'll hold on to.
Until you come and pick it up.
Dad, what are we doing here?
Dear God, forgive us for this.
Forgive us.
All right, let's back up.
These young cats did not believe in protection.
They're crying to me, saying: "Coach, don't tell my mother,
"I need to go to the clinic..."
You must be the new athletic director.
Funny, you look a lot like the football coach Eric Taylor. How are you doing?
Do you know my name? "No, I don't." Do you know what this is?
Rhymes with 'occer ball. It's soccer ball.
Actually, this isn't one.
This here is a rubber carcass. A soccer ball is something with air in it. Okay?
How many footballs, do the football team have?
36. And not one of them is dead.
Not one of them is dead.
What are you gonna do about this?
What are you gonna do about that, man? You're gonna give me some more?
Oh, my gosh. Is this new?
- We all got 'em. - Wow! It's so beautiful, look at this.
A fine computer. I'd have called you to have this conversation,
but I don't even have a freakin' phone. You see the disparity here, big guy?
Save it. My name is Bobbie Roberts
and I'm gonna be in here every day,
until my girls get exactly what the hell they need, okay?
I hope they're paying you a ton of money.
I'm going to kill Buddy.
I going to kill him.
Where is everybody?
Well, let's see. Gracie is asleep,
Julie's with Lois and Eric has not gotten home from work yet.
- What's that? - What, this?
It's an environmentally responsible bag.
- Not that. That. - Oh, this.
This is a bottle of pinot.
I'm not gonna be able to drink any, I'm nursing.
No, you can.
You can have a little bit, just as long as you drink a lot of water,
and you have to eat foods that are rich in B9, like asparagus.
You just got to wait couple of hours before you nurse.
Aren't you clever, Dr. "I never had a baby, but I know all the answers."
Just little something called reading. You do it much?
- When I have time, yeah. - What, like a Dillon Gazette
and those baby books?
What's your point?
Just because you live in Dillon, that doesn't mean you have to stop thinking.
Interesting. Didn't realize I had stopped thinking.
I'm not, I'm just saying that...
You know what, I don't really need a lecture
- by my sister, right now. - I'm not lecturing you.
'Cause that's what it sounds like.
And you know what?
Sorry, I don't have time to read 24 hours a day, or to jet off to Brazil,
Or to go to the damned Dixie Chicks concert!
'Cause I'm cooking, working and breast feeding.
That's what I'm doing!
And it may have just occured to me
that as much as I love my little Gracie girl,
like, you know, now,
I've got another whole 16 years plus ahead of me child rearing and...
And then, she's just gonna turn into Julie and just be mean to me,
and I'm gonna be in a walker.
- Sorry. - No, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I said anything.
I'm sure, I'm just...
compensating for my lonely and pathetic life.
- Your life's kinda lonely and pathetic. - You're such an ass, I swear.
- You're an ass too. - I hate you.
Hey, wait. Stop, before you just hurt yourself, alright?
You know you're not in the team, right?
I know.
You gonna break your neck by keeping your head down.
Everybody's got to start somewhere, homey, right?
Let me ask you something.
Are you in any way shape or form, trying to screw Lyla Garrity?
She's my friend, dog. All right?
Just my friend.
You want a couple of pointers or are you gonna try to break your neck?
Move.
Okay, you hit with purpose. You lift him up and you snap him.
Keep your head up. You ready? Watch.
Pick him up!
You need to hurt. Keep your head up.
That was crap.
Only way up from here. Now, let's go.
Push yourself with purpose! Let's go. Come on.
Way better. Love it.
Hey, Rigg. What's up, man?
- Starting your own team or something? - He can hit twice as hard as your ass.
Stick it.
Let's see about that. How about running through some plays?
Hey, you're up for that?
Cool. Get a ball.
- Why I gotta get a ball? - 'Cause you are the QB.
- Just get the ball. - Set.
Right, 8.
Right, 8. Hit.
What just happened, Williams?
You got the right move, but you gotta stay low and Push Riggins,
so I could break free.
Bottom line, no time to second guess yourself.
Just go.
Blue, 8.
- Sorry, man. - That's funny.
- Don't apologize, dude. - You're all right?
You're gonna knock him on his ass, don't stop driving,
keep moving.
Yes, Sir.
You wanna come by tomorrow? Come out and practice with us?
You be at my office at 7:00. Not 7:01, 7:00 sharp.
- We'll fit you up. - Alright.
Alright then.
Thank you, Sir.
- Am I showing you something yet, Sir? - Oh, yeah.
Does that mean I'm back on squad, Coach?
Not even close.
Not even close!
Y'all gentlemen have a good night.
Let's go again.
Set. Blue 8.