The brilliant thing about this scene from Sunshine’s point of view is that he immediately gained the respect of his teammates. That’s the most important attribute you can have as a QB in order to effectively lead a team.
Instantly clears all the "fruitcake" stuff from their minds and shows his toughness and willingness to defend his brothers on the team. One of my favorite scenes in any football movie.
He already started with their respect after messing with Bertier. This was him letting everyone, including the other team, know that he is leading a team that looks out for each other. It also helps his own team trust his decision making.
Sunshine is using Bruce Lee's principle of fighting without fighting, "use the opponent's momentum against him". They set us up for this earlier when you see Sunshine practicing Qi Gong while the girls watch dreamily. Greatest payoff ever in a Disney movie.
My favorite part as well ... after the flip, the "No Look" arm bar straight to the facemask of Number 18 was perfect ... then, he pushes off on another opponent on the way back to the huddle :)
I love how even when he shoves the other guy away, he doesn't break eye contact. The guys who smile the brightest are the ones who will make sure you regret giving them a reason to stop smiling.
Remember the Titans...in my opinion, the best football movie, ever...and its not even close...I played high school football in Texas, back in the day, and this is the most accurate/authentic portrayal that I have ever seen...I get chills every time I watch these clips...
Agreed. It gave a perfect depiction of high school football. The chemistry, play on the field, the coaches, down to the refs. It feels like when I played on Friday Nights
To me I can’t think of a better movie. Among all genres this is my favorite movie and has been since I can remember. Whenever someone asks it’s always remember the titans
My fave part of this clip is when Ronnie Bass hears about Coach Boone's parents and looks embarrassed that he is worried about pitching a football. He glances over at the huddle, then quietly says "Yes sir" when he is told that he is the colonel and needs to command his troops. He then goes out and does exactly that. Denzel Washington is the rare entertainer that brings out the best in everyone around him. "Twins Right, 48, Zero Read" is my personal mantra when I know I HAVE to do something I don't want to do.
It was great when it came out but little did we know how much we would need a movie like this as the years would move on. Now it's a classic and one of the best football movies ever made.
If the younger generation could sit down and watch this movie and find out what coming together really is in this world as a team no matter skin color.....what a different world this would be......great inspirational movie with quality morals and character in these individuals......
Funny cause the younger generation are fine with that... It's the people on his 30-50 who are the one who keep reviving this crap and drove the younglings into the mess
That play by sunshine literally always hits different, the way he just stands up and pushes the other team around ever so slightly afterward too; everyone knows he’s a genius for that.
@@Lekirius sorta revenge, it was more to show the other team "listen i might be a back up but you are not gonna come in here and bully me." In america this is called setting the tone, most of the time defenses set the tone but when you got a good offense and a strong offense you can set the tone
@@josephpena6181 nothing like watching my old OL destroy the second level on the first play of the game. LBs got up like “fuck this shit” after that I was free for yards the rest of the game.
I've seen this movie so many times because it is my favorite one, and just now I noticed something... Earlier in the movie, on Sunshine's first training session, he was having a hard time making a 3-yd pitch in a veer play. "You can throw it a mile but can't make a 3-yd pitch" Boone said to him, and asked Rev to show him how to do it. Fast-forward to this scene... Rev's out, injured. Ronnie comes in, makes a statement after that hit... and what is the very next play in the sequence? A perfectly executed veer pitch... and then, in the locker room, Ronnie thanks Rev for teaching him the play. What a detail!
"That's a bad white boy" at this moment he knew he had respect from his black teammates. All jokes aside I was thinking that's a bad man right there he knew what was coming and to eye ball a defensive player on the ground after the play was over ever more respect even if this just a movie
Better than him flipping the lineman over is the stiff arm he throws to the other guy right after - without even looking at him! THAT was the badass icing on the cake for Ronnie Bass.
I just love how at 2:31 you can sense his energy saying "yeah mess with my family you"ll get you ass handed to you" attitude while looking straight at number 40, honestly what awesome moment plus that comment at the end "daaaamn that is one bad white boy" made this scene ever more better. 👌
Gotta love how the second sunshine flips asshole mcgee he stares him down until hes carried off. I hope this is even partially accurate to what actually happened ronnie's a badass without even having to say a word.
I saw an interview with the real Ronnie Bass. He said that the flip happened. He didn't mention the stiff arm, the face mask and the shove after the play was whistled dead, which I thought was the best part
Great movie, very close to reality as i played football during this time frame. I played this for a youth church retreat and it was well received. I was a football coach at the time and everyone of my players saw it. Just a good message and Denzel is outstanding love to watch his movies
a dude i played with was the only white guy in the starting 22 and the other team straight told him “you must be one crazy ass white boy to be out here with all these N****s” that always makes me think of that scene
On his first snap! Sunshine goes dark, and gets right to the root of the trouble coming from the other side. Ha ha, kid had a plan! I also like Coach Boone's use of the label "Colonel" for Ronnie, the rank of his father who presented himself and his family's values very well when they first met. That obviously left a positive and welcomed impression on Boone's decision to take Ronnie on...that and the big arm, but still, the family wasn't closed-minded.
Why does 12 sound better? Is it just a better number, or is it a football thing, like are there 12 other guys on the field? Edit: I just checked - it's 11 aside, not 13, so why does 12 sound better?
(1) Flips, #48, (2) Stares down at #48, (3) Grabs #18's facemask while continuing to stare down #48; (4) Pushes #60 out of the way while STILL continuing to stare down #48, and (5) Continues stare down on #48 while he's being escorted off the field. = Priceless
Nick Foles told his Eagles teammates the same thing after Wentz went down..."what's the matter, haven't you ever seen a football injury before you wimps?Let's go. Show some life in those legs. I got it. It's gonna be all right."
Important question... Did on the next play he flip a defender like flipping a burger. If so i will track down that came and become an instant foles fan
Last night our qb got ejected because he got faced masked and slammed to the ground and he slapped him on the side of his helmet and the ref didnt even give an exampltion why, we were 2-0 in the district trying to get to the playoffs and he’s the best player on our team too so we lost that game and he doesn’t come back until the last game which is his last ever game if we don’t make it bc he’s a senior
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Louie’s “Woooooo” and “You see that man? That’s a baaaaad white boy man”=
Instant Respect!
I know right! Almost like it was a written line that was acted out to get that exact reaction from people! 🤨
@@fezzik7619 😂
Petey says this not Louie.
Favorite scene
@@fuckel98 Petey plays defense, so that wasn't him saying that either.
The way Sunshine approached the huddle even though he was nervous, you knew he was going to be great. He took command of the team immediately.
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Yep. You can let fear control and trap you, or you can use it to know what to possibly expect and face it head on
@@crazyman7671Well said!❤
"You had twelve brothers and sisters?"
"Eight."
"Yeah, twelve sounds better."
This movie is solid gold.
Makes me cry every time
@GeneralKenobi he said it sounds bad
Classic
The 12 tribes of Israel! Benjamites were left handed
Fitting that Sunshine wore #12 as well
“From a quarterback, you kiddin me coach?” Is a truly great line
I didn't get it, could somebody please explain?
@@rc7084a quarterback getting unnecessary roughness is impossible
@@rc7084you don’t call unnecessary roughness against a qb
@@tommy_noblewhen a lb or ss does that it’s “poor sportsmanship” when a qb does that it’s “great pad level”
@@makeawishkid8039 lol no doubt
This is one of the best movies I've watched. Came here today to pay my respects to Coach Boone. May he rest in peace.
RIP
My high-school football coach took the entire squad to go see this movie. Still one of my greatest memories.
That sounds awesome. Core memory.
mine made me eat his booty hole
Same
That's so important..pffffffffffftttt
He's a good coach
The brilliant thing about this scene from Sunshine’s point of view is that he immediately gained the respect of his teammates. That’s the most important attribute you can have as a QB in order to effectively lead a team.
Absolutely
Can someone forward this to Zach Wilson!
Instantly clears all the "fruitcake" stuff from their minds and shows his toughness and willingness to defend his brothers on the team. One of my favorite scenes in any football movie.
@@jedirayden Lol it definitely is a good scene. Love this movie and when the coach throws a banana at the other coach at the end .😂😂😂
He already started with their respect after messing with Bertier. This was him letting everyone, including the other team, know that he is leading a team that looks out for each other. It also helps his own team trust his decision making.
Coach Boone - "You're the Colonel, you're gonna command your troops tonight, you understand??"
Sunshine - "Yes Sir"
I love that....
He knew Sunshine would respect that as his dad was a colonel in the USAF.
@@develynseether4426 I didn't even think about that.
yep. Military kid. Knows the deal.
That was the best moment of this scene. That small peptalk sparked motivation
@@timothykyle6387you earned your stripes. I respect this 😢
That's a hell of a pep talk from Denzel. Got ME fired up lol
Sunshine is using Bruce Lee's principle of fighting without fighting, "use the opponent's momentum against him". They set us up for this earlier when you see Sunshine practicing Qi Gong while the girls watch dreamily. Greatest payoff ever in a Disney movie.
He also does it when Bertier rushes him in the locker room, simply stepping aside and pushing him into the table.
zzzohmy beat me to it
Nice find!!!
It’s called a hip check
@@058875915 Tx
Player: i dont wanna play
Coach: when i was 15 i lost my mom.
Player: say no more!
beer7 😂😂 well when u put it like that
No he said, "I can't make that pitch."
🤣🤣
and my dad in the same month*
“Ohhh well when you put it like that...”
Whoever choreographed the flip scene was brilliant. The hands in the face of number 18 makes it.
My favorite part as well ... after the flip, the "No Look" arm bar straight to the facemask of Number 18 was perfect ... then, he pushes off on another opponent on the way back to the huddle :)
That last part always kills me when he lifts Rev's injured arm 😂
Just such a good scene..."U see that ?! That's a baaad white boy, man!" 😁
Sunshine would later go on to lead Clemson to the National Title with a 44 to 16 win over Alabama
ROLL TEARS.....BYE BYE SABAN.
Lmao 😂
Alan Craig lol
@Alan Craig lmao but for real sunshine better be his name on that team
Anthony imagine missing a joke that hard
I love how he grabs that dudes facemask after he flips that first guy.
Best part
...then push number 60
Donn Thomas right
That's a bad white boy
He's part of the cool kids club now a club without seeing color
Great catch. Shows he's not fucking around and he won't take no shit from anybody.
I love how even when he shoves the other guy away, he doesn't break eye contact. The guys who smile the brightest are the ones who will make sure you regret giving them a reason to stop smiling.
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Typically people like that know what they're capable of and aren't insecure so it's easier to smile 😂
Remember the Titans...in my opinion, the best football movie, ever...and its not even close...I played high school football in Texas, back in the day, and this is the most accurate/authentic portrayal that I have ever seen...I get chills every time I watch these clips...
I love this movie and the blind side and rudy
Agreed. It gave a perfect depiction of high school football. The chemistry, play on the field, the coaches, down to the refs. It feels like when I played on Friday Nights
Friday Night Lights the movie.
To me I can’t think of a better movie. Among all genres this is my favorite movie and has been since I can remember. Whenever someone asks it’s always remember the titans
Stronger.
Best football movie ever.
"That's a *baaaaad* white boy.• x) classic. Flipped him over like a cheap burger.
if your gonna puts quotes around it atleast put the right word he said bad
not to mention it was bad white blood..
Loved the stinkeye he gave them! XD XD
Nathan Mojica that quote is wrong you fucking idiot. but it's worse that 140 other fucking morons would like it
Audible
That stare after the play was cold enough to freeze the sun.
My fave part of this clip is when Ronnie Bass hears about Coach Boone's parents and looks embarrassed that he is worried about pitching a football. He glances over at the huddle, then quietly says "Yes sir" when he is told that he is the colonel and needs to command his troops. He then goes out and does exactly that.
Denzel Washington is the rare entertainer that brings out the best in everyone around him.
"Twins Right, 48, Zero Read" is my personal mantra when I know I HAVE to do something I don't want to do.
That look from sunshine as the dude he floored walks away is stone cold.
"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting."-Sun Tzu Sunshine did just that!!!!
Love how he pushed the two that came close to him after the play..... "Fuck off me."
And never took his eyes off the first guy
@@sandos101lol this
Disrespecting two dudes at once.
Cold blooded
It was great when it came out but little did we know how much we would need a movie like this as the years would move on. Now it's a classic and one of the best football movies ever made.
With everything going on these days believe everybody needs to rewatch this
why
5 months later and I TOTALLY AGREE!!!!
@@Dwyanerose your the problem
What the name of the movie
@@kylehoward7150 U gotta be kidding me? It's remember the Titans...........
There are very few movies I could watch daily and still love them this is one
That loom on Sunshines face when the racist injured player looks back at him. CLASSIC!
On the quarterback , you kidding me coach lol.
Thats what the refs say about Tom Brady
@@elchucofried5683 nope they don't shut up
That's a badd white boy
@@jamesharris30096 Im sleep 😂😂😂
Coaches are so stupid. Always trying to get calls. Worst sportsmanship, All gamesmanship
If the younger generation could sit down and watch this movie and find out what coming together really is in this world as a team no matter skin color.....what a different world this would be......great inspirational movie with quality morals and character in these individuals......
If the older generation was less racist, maybe we would care about your opinion
idk what you're talking about, they made my whole school watch this in middle school then high school, and is one of my favorite movies ever.
@ANIME BERSERKER last I checked we didn't throw rocks at 6 yr olds for going to school
Funny cause the younger generation are fine with that... It's the people on his 30-50 who are the one who keep reviving this crap and drove the younglings into the mess
Well said
That play by sunshine literally always hits different, the way he just stands up and pushes the other team around ever so slightly afterward too; everyone knows he’s a genius for that.
I'm not from America so I don't understand football, but what did Sunshine did exactly that seems to be a revenge for Rev?
@@Lekirius He told the defense to let the blitz through so he could humiliate him personally.
@@Lekirius sorta revenge, it was more to show the other team "listen i might be a back up but you are not gonna come in here and bully me." In america this is called setting the tone, most of the time defenses set the tone but when you got a good offense and a strong offense you can set the tone
@@snipinmonsta ifykyk
@@josephpena6181 nothing like watching my old OL destroy the second level on the first play of the game. LBs got up like “fuck this shit” after that I was free for yards the rest of the game.
Coach: we need you to go out in the field
Sunshine: I can't pitch
Coach: I lost my parents at 15
Sunshine: Say no more
Interceptor810 nice copy and paste
@@christiankappel6693
lol....I swear I made this comment before realizing someone else said the same same thing
Interceptor810 yeah ight
I can't pitch not play
“I can’t make the pitch “
Cut off at the best part. Lastic lifting Rev's injured arm and then getting socked by the team 😂
“You see that man, that’s a baaad white boy” my favorite scene ever!!
I've seen this movie so many times because it is my favorite one, and just now I noticed something...
Earlier in the movie, on Sunshine's first training session, he was having a hard time making a 3-yd pitch in a veer play. "You can throw it a mile but can't make a 3-yd pitch" Boone said to him, and asked Rev to show him how to do it.
Fast-forward to this scene... Rev's out, injured. Ronnie comes in, makes a statement after that hit... and what is the very next play in the sequence? A perfectly executed veer pitch... and then, in the locker room, Ronnie thanks Rev for teaching him the play. What a detail!
Sunshine looking at him like the man owe him money and he knows he got it
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"That's a bad white boy" at this moment he knew he had respect from his black teammates. All jokes aside I was thinking that's a bad man right there he knew what was coming and to eye ball a defensive player on the ground after the play was over ever more respect even if this just a movie
Better than him flipping the lineman over is the stiff arm he throws to the other guy right after - without even looking at him! THAT was the badass icing on the cake for Ronnie Bass.
As someone who grew up in a Podunk town that centered around football, I absolutely love this scene. And I love the movie in general.
I just love how at 2:31 you can sense his energy saying "yeah mess with my family you"ll get you ass handed to you" attitude while looking straight at number 40, honestly what awesome moment plus that comment at the end "daaaamn that is one bad white boy" made this scene ever more better. 👌
Especially when it comes after 2:00. He knows what he said, but still gives a small shake of head as he asks himself, "Am I really about to do this?".
Him pushing the other two guys too
#48
@@LucianDevine lol slight hesitation
This movie should be used to teach principles and about leadership. I know of a college class that did
That's funny😅😅😅, I'm in a leadership class right now and this is the movie we watch. 👍
I still watch this at least once a week to put a smile on my face
The emotionless staredown from sunshine was priceless. He was like yee i did it and ? What u gonna do about it?
Coach Hines laugh after Sunshine drops ol' boy in the dirt is perfect.
One of THE only films that can make me tear up… so much can be learned from this film. A masterpiece.
The stiff arm after the fact at 2:14 really sells it for me.
So true
Gotta love how the second sunshine flips asshole mcgee he stares him down until hes carried off. I hope this is even partially accurate to what actually happened
ronnie's a badass without even having to say a word.
I saw an interview with the real Ronnie Bass. He said that the flip happened. He didn't mention the stiff arm, the face mask and the shove after the play was whistled dead, which I thought was the best part
Dude was a legit beast on the field. Won a national title in college as the starting qb
Watching this movie as a young black kid in america really changed my life for the better, great film underrated classic.
His father was a colonel in the army of course he could fight😂
A man raised right despite all the chaos happening
Damn you fine af.
Air force
Colonel Bass is a Marine Colonel not Army in the movie Remember the Titans
Great movie, very close to reality as i played football during this time frame. I played this for a youth church retreat and it was well received. I was a football coach at the time and everyone of my players saw it. Just a good message and Denzel is outstanding love to watch his movies
This movie is full of great quick motivational speeches
Freaking love this movie!!!
Truth. One of the many reasons I love it.
That’s why it’s iconic
Not 1 yard, you vliyz ALL NIGHT (that scene still gives me chills)
@@BerserkCD "Leave no doubt."
Sunshine is a badass
And hes still Humble about it to this day
Love those dead cold eyes he glares at the guy he just flipped.
Odibara Catibaro right
Old school football. This type of play will never be duplicated!!!!!!
He was a stoner hipster before they even invented the term hipster.
“You’re the colonel your gonna command your troops” solid gold
The guy playing ronny bass should be a star in Hollywood
The coaches’ reaction was hilarious, Coach Boone was like “Oh fuck, okay!”
😂😂😂😂
coach added play number 7 and 8 right there.
Flips #49. Grabs #18 facemask. Pushes #60...proceeds to stare down the team as they help him up.lol!
In that order....
Sunshine was a badd ass for sure
I love the way Sundhine flipped the pass rusher over his back. The ref wouldn't call a pennalty on the quarterback.
Sunshine: "Louie let him through alright.
Louie: "WHAT?"
Sunshine: "Just let him through, trust me!"
Man the way that red looked at the coach for saying it was unnecessary roughness was priceless.
Louie: he told me to trust him and I was not disappointed.
Louie’s smile just before he lets dude through tells you he knows how this is gonna end.
@@scottwpilgrim lol
@@kvbstudios316 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My Dad took my brother and me to see this movie when it came out. What an inspirational film.
Ronnie Bass was one cool customer...savage.
Jay J now that's a QB there. not that bitch ass rev
Jordan Adkins the man had a broken wrist give em a break lol
One of the best sports movies ever. Watch it every time it comes on.
Greatest movie of all time. HANDS DOWN. Love it!!!!
Words just can’t express how much I looooove everything about this movie. The fact that it’s a true story is just icing on the top
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We love sunshine 😘
sunshine was real badass :D
Ms.Scorpio Erica he is very cute
But.. but.. Sunshine's from California
@@abiseniyya yeah san francisco, but EVERYBODY loves sunshine
Ms.Scorpio Erica 💛
One of my favorite moments 😂 "That's a baaaaaad white boy" 😂😂😂😂
a dude i played with was the only white guy in the starting 22 and the other team straight told him “you must be one crazy ass white boy to be out here with all these N****s” that always makes me think of that scene
Coach:Ref! Unnecessary Roughness! That’s a penalty!
Ref: On the quarterback? Are you kidding me Coach?
One of the best football scenes in all of cinema
Coach- Ref, unnecessary roughness... that's a penalty!
Ref- On the quarterback? You kiddin me coach?
"That's a Bad White Boy" That cracks me up
"You're the Colonel, you're gonna command your troops tonight you understand?!"
Sunshine: "Yessir"
love the way he strait-armed face-masked another player after the flip without looking...that's badass!
“That’s a baaad white boy man” always have a big smile when he says that and the montage starts
My favorite part of this movie is at the end when Ronnie Bass is blocking for the Rev on the final play.
Noone getting to Rev with Ronnie guarding him
"We got ourselves a *FOOTBALL PLAYER* "
2019 and still watching. This just always puts a smile on my face
Me Too!
Wats the name of the movie
@@Death6turbo Remember The Titans
What sells it for me is how he grabs that other player's mask without even looking at just starts messin' with it.
On his first snap! Sunshine goes dark, and gets right to the root of the trouble coming from the other side. Ha ha, kid had a plan!
I also like Coach Boone's use of the label "Colonel" for Ronnie, the rank of his father who presented himself and his family's values very well when they first met. That obviously left a positive and welcomed impression on Boone's decision to take Ronnie on...that and the big arm, but still, the family wasn't closed-minded.
You had 12 brothers and sisters?
8
Ye 12 sounds better
JSteele118 hi are you still alive cause that was 5 years ago
Random Wonder trust me they never respond.
Amir Tehrani Oh ok
Why does 12 sound better? Is it just a better number, or is it a football thing, like are there 12 other guys on the field?
Edit: I just checked - it's 11 aside, not 13, so why does 12 sound better?
Andre Ponniah 4 died so he’s saying 12 sounds better because they would’ve still been alive
(1) Flips, #48, (2) Stares down at #48, (3) Grabs #18's facemask while continuing to stare down #48; (4) Pushes #60 out of the way while STILL continuing to stare down #48, and (5) Continues stare down on #48 while he's being escorted off the field. = Priceless
Coach Boone's reaction after Sunshine flip's #49 priceless😅😅
The writing for this movie is so overwhelmingly underrated! A fucking classic! " You are a hall of fame in my book"
Too much swag when stared him down!
Remember the Titans NEVER gets old, any team anywhere in the world, if you work together nothing can stop you, NO matter the odds stacked against you!
That's a Baaaaadddd white boy man😂😂😂😂
@Sean LOUDON lol, no. The phrase "bad white boy" is a thing. lol
Probably the best scene in this amazing movie.
Nick Foles told his Eagles teammates the same thing after Wentz went down..."what's the matter, haven't you ever seen a football injury before you wimps?Let's go. Show some life in those legs. I got it. It's gonna be all right."
nicksixer no nick foles did not say that lol
well maybe something similar ;)
what he said was, FUCK BITCHES, GET MONEY! lol
@@PaulSmenis69 wow really he didn't shocker
Important question... Did on the next play he flip a defender like flipping a burger. If so i will track down that came and become an instant foles fan
Sunshine was pretty badass
"You had 12 brothers and sisters?!"
"8"
"Yeah 12 sounds better"
Ronnie Bass is one bad ass QB! That’s how winners act like in the clutch! #12
Love this movie and this is one of my favorite scenes!
The best football film ever
Dino
Never realized it before.
But watching this looks like Alabama vs. Grambling State
12 Ken Stabler, Joe Namath
Nah more like iowa hawkeyes
@@tonyperez6258 grambling has the same colors and that classic G
Except for all the white guys on Grambling.
The gambling world is a mess
Sunshine running the hell out of that option! Best movie ever!
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Chicken shit coach: Ref that’s an Unnecessary Penalty....
Good ol American Ref: On a Quarterback Coach?
"THERE IS NO FOUL FOR UNNECCESARY ROUGHNESS, THE DEFENDER WAS SIMPLY OVERPOWERED"
Last night our qb got ejected because he got faced masked and slammed to the ground and he slapped him on the side of his helmet and the ref didnt even give an exampltion why, we were 2-0 in the district trying to get to the playoffs and he’s the best player on our team too so we lost that game and he doesn’t come back until the last game which is his last ever game if we don’t make it bc he’s a senior
LOL: Legal hit. Dirty player still gonna hit him when ball already gone and Sunshine went low and body slammed him
COACH--- REF,
UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS THAT'S A PENALTY
REFEREE--- ON THE QUARTERBACK!!!
YOU KIDDING ME COACH
I LOVE THE REF'S RESPONSE!!!!!!!!😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
This movie still relates to whats going on in 2020 who would of thought after all these years!
Batman - I put on few fires Alfred but war keeps going on and on sometimes I wonder even making difference out there
Sunshine understood the assignment and delivered 😂
Hard to believe this young man is playing for Clemson now.
who?
You realize this movie was set in 1971, don't you?
This went way over way everyones head lol
If you're talking about the actor he played at Yale. Actual person played as a Gamecock.
so many people getting wooshed
Coach : Ref, unnecessary roughness thats a penalty....
Ref: On the QB? You kidding me coach?
" That's a bad white boy !". Freaking love Sunshine !!