, with its real - life portrayal of the fanaticism that has overtaken a small
town in their high school football frenzy, I would have thought that many of the cult - like activities that go on in Friday Night Lights were overstated by quite a bit.
Not exact matches
Dallas (CNN)-- Cheerleaders from a small eastern Texas
town have won the first battle
in their crusade to display Christian religious messages on banners at their
high school's
football games.
Jan 04,2016...
High school footballers in Danbury — and thousands of other
towns — bask under admiration from pretty co...
High school footballers in Danbury — and thousands of other
towns — bask under admiration from pretty coeds
Taylor grew up
in Kingsland, a small
town in the southern part of Georgia, but after his sophomore year
in high school he moved to Jacksonville to live with relatives and to play in the well - regarded football program at Ribault H
high school he moved to Jacksonville to live with relatives and to play
in the well - regarded
football program at Ribault
HighHigh.
a mentally retarded black man doing everything a human being could possibly do at a
high school football game — greeting the crowd, providing radio commentary, delivering the pregame pep talk, running water bottles to the players, cheering with the cheerleaders, leading the halftime marching band and racing across the field with the
school flag after touchdowns — everything except actually playing, and basking
in his
town's love every mad minute of it.
And on a Friday night
in a South Carolina
town, his encounter with a mentally retarded black man doing everything a human being could possibly do at a
high school football game — greeting the crowd, providing radio commentary, delivering the pregame pep talk, running water bottles to the players, cheering with the cheerleaders, leading the halftime marching band and racing across the field with the
school flag after touchdowns — everything except actually playing, and basking
in his
town's love every mad minute of it.
In football, there's only Pop Warner and other youth football, and the only high school - age game in town is, well, high schoo
In football, there's only Pop Warner and other youth
football, and the only
high school - age game
in town is, well, high schoo
in town is, well,
high school.
He was, after all, from a small
town in Vermont, a state not exactly known for the quality of its
high school football.
Under the first Friday night light of the
high school football season,
in a small South Carolina
town known as the Peach Capital of the World, the Strom Thurmond Rebels gathered
in the end zone under the pines.
The state - financed «mobile tour» required acquiring a tractor trailer that traveled around the metro region «promoting the excitement of the Super Bowl experience» at 24
towns, parking at community events
in New York and at
high school and college
football games.
Jack GuyIn a few short years, Friday Night Lights star Minka Kelly has earned a rabid following for her portrayal of Lyla Garrity, the complicated girlfriend of a
high school football star
in a tiny Texas
town.
Friday Night Lights:
In a small
town,
high school football is everything.
A small -
town Canadian waitress pining for the attention of the former
high -
school football star finds her affections returned from the least likely of places
in this entry into the 2005 Vancouver Film Festival from director Vic Sarin.
In addition to Sands, who is typically great, we also have John Carpenter regular Peter Jason as a delightfully stereotypical
town football coach /
high school gym teacher, The cherry on top, however, is John Goodman.
Fish - out - of - water
high school football coach Jim White (played by sports movie king Kevin Costner) moves with his wife (Maria Bello) and two daughters to the small, Mexican - American migrant worker
town of McFarland, CA and decides to start a cross country team at the
school after noticing four kids
in his gym class who excel at running.
So, he accepted a demotion to assistant
football coach at the public
high school in the predominantly - Latino, working - class
town of McFarland, California.
Grier grew up
in Fairmont, a rural
town that was so small, he laughs, «Our
high school football team didn't have enough players to scrimmage.»
A washed up
high school football hero, nicknamed «Heck,» returns to his home
town for a funeral and discovers his family home literally has a gateway to hell
in the basement.
It's about a young Ivy League grad who ends up working as a sports reporter
in Greenwood, Mississippi; covers a promising
high school football player he thinks is destined for the NFL; then comes back to
town six years later when the player is on trial for murder.