Undefeated By Daniel Lindsay: Film Analysis

In 1973, A spiritual awakening heart of every player of the Woodlawn high school football team, including “Tandy Gerelds” the coach of the team. Their dedication to love, unity in a school filled with the racism and hate leads to the high school football game which is ever played in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, the rise of its first African American superstar, Tony Nathan as cross burning. Tandy Gerelds, struggles to ease racial tensions between his players. At a Christian revival meeting.

While finally establishing himself as one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, QB Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers continues pressing football fans to love or hate him. Regardless which side of the fence any particular fan may find themselves, Newton has made it very clear he doesn 't really care. During his 5-year NFL career and even while playing his college ball at Auburn, Newton has never been one to worry about how polarizing he can be to the people around him. Its that strong persona that has carried him through several seasons when he was being criticized as the man who couldn 't win the big game at the NFL level.

Remembering the Titans Segregation was strong in the United States until 1964, but people were still not open minded to sharing with colored people. Ten years had passed and the hatred citizens of different race had towards each other were still as strong as before. The story of the local T.C. Williams High School was a prime example of hatred towards another race, the school was divided into two. The best all time greatest movie would have to be “Remembering the Titans” because it’s inspirational, talks about football & real life, and it 's based on a true story. The movie “Remembering the Titans” has to be the most inspiring movie made.

Many individuals experience different amounts of failure in their lifetimes. Many learn and grow from their defeats and others let it keep them from succeeding.   I made sure that failure was another obstacle to success. Icons like Randy moss didn’t let failure get the best of him when he didn’t make the freshman high school football team, and look at him now, he is one of the best Football players of all time.     

The book title is Top Prospect . Top Prospect is about a Student athlete in middle school named Travis he was the left-handed Quarterback of the team for is middle school football team . He was well prepared he had the mental part of the game of football but he didn 't have the fundamentals of the game of football . Traviesas coach made a promise with Travis so he would actually have something to put his all into that he wanted , so he has a goal to reach .

I couldn’t bring myself to tell them their idols were thugs. I just repeatedly throughout the entire week tried to emphasize to them the importance of doing well in school, studying. I told them all about George Washington Carver, and other famous black academics. By the end of the week three out of twelve of my campers wanted to be something other than a

One of the players took the game so hard that he did not want to come together with the team. Coach Newton said to everyone,” Keep your heads up every one of us are winners in his book.” As I play football today the quote my coach gave me to keep in my head helps me with a lot. When I turned 17 I got the quote tattooed on my chest so if I am doing something and I try to give up it makes me grind harder. I never give up on something I love or like to do.

Due to his bad grades he went to a community college in hopes of getting his grades up and playing at the D1 level. After his 2 years at City

Left It All Out On The Field This quote is from the daily record, mentioning me after the Smithville football game. “As much as he tried to fight it, Chippewa’s Jake Hall couldn 't control his emotions. Like many of his teammates, the senior linebacker left just about everything he had in him on the field friday night in a 23-20 overtime win at Smithville in Wayne County Athletic league play”. This was by far my best game of my senior year football season.

Every year the size of players ascends and these abusers continue to get away with little to no punishment. Highly sought after high school recruits turn to these to put on size before their first season of college football and collegiate players use them to prep for their possible future in the NFL. Due to the lack of testing, the upside for student-athletes to juice has almost become greater than the latter. Particularly in high school, the chance of a player actually getting busted does not deter them from cheating and trying to pack on excessive amounts of muscle. Every year parents lose kids that have thought they needed steroids to get bigger or improve their image.

As a freshman, and a coach 's son, I came onto the football team and took a starting spot from a junior, who had started in that spot all of last season. There were quite a few players that weren 't happy with the decision, but I felt as if I 'd earned the spot. I knew that the only way i would gain their approval was to stand out. All season I listened to, "He only starts because he is the coaches son" but I tried to block it all out. The junior, who 's spot I took, took all his anger out on me in practice, taking every cheap shot possible while people weren 't paying attention.

Win-Win “It’s never been about football, but about becoming the best and fullest person I could be.” NFL star, Michael Oher, says, “And to think I went from the kid with a GPA in the basement to going to college on a football scholarship.” When Michael Oher’s athletic abilities gave him an opportunity, he realized he would have to apply himself both in the classroom and on the field; likewise, many dedicated college student athletes view sports as a key to access higher education. Collegiate level sports are a selling point for students seeking a college degree. Although some might argue college sports as a negative, these sports should be both supported and appreciated due to the wealth and student population they provide for the school.

‘Remember the Titans’, directed by Boaz Yakin, is about a black football coach working towards bringing his mixed football team together to overcome racial tension, and to win for this season. This unique story has important messages teenagers can learn from, i.e we can overcome racism. This idea is highlighted through film techniques ranging from dialogue to wide shots. The important idea Yakin developed throughout the film was that we can overcome racism.

Face with overwhelming desegregation issues and racial tension to include disharmony within his high school football team, Coach Boone (the new black coach who had just replaced the highly successful white coach) gained respect and brought harmony to both the team and ultimately the community with discipline, rigorous training, and a “Command Coach” style in order to break the player’s will to establish a workable environment for teamwork. In the video, Coach Boone woke his team in the middle of the night during a training camp in order for him to lead a long distance run through the woods for conditioning and discipline. The timing caught the team off guard with “shock and awe.” This reduced complacency, reinforced the coach’s philosophy and objectives, provided a situation for the team to adapt as

arfield high school 's football team for the past 5 years has been seen as a joke; from the countless nights the band has to play and the cheerleaders have to cheer in hope of a victory, but being left with nothing to cheer for or look forward to those Friday nights under the lights. Playing difficult eastside teams and losing as if there were 5 year olds playing on the field. This was one of Garfield 's biggest upsets in sports history. Looking to build a better and cohesive football team; athletic director Ed Haskins interviewed coach Sparks in the middle of the 2013-2014 school year.