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:09:00
so we thought we'd get together
and show you how we do things here.

:09:04
We trust that you're a fine,
upstanding, God-fearing man

:09:07
with Christian morals and principles
:09:09
who will set an example and
a standard of leadership for our boys.

:09:14
Tell me, do you believe in
man-to-man or zone defence?

:09:18
(chuckles)
:09:21
Zone defence is all we've played, and
it's the only thing that'll work this year.

:09:25
That's right, George.
:09:27
For anything else our boys
are too small but, remember,

:09:31
we were 15 and 10 last year,
and we got all our boys back but one.

:09:35
Listen, I ain't interested in talking defence
and I don't have a hair of a notion

:09:39
why we hired someone who's been
in the water for the last ten years.

:09:43
(laughter)
:09:44
The main point is we don't get Jimmy
Chitwood back, we don't have a prayer.

:09:50
He switches over to Terhune,
we're in big trouble.

:09:55
- (man) He's right, Coach. Jimmy's...
- Gentlemen.

:09:59
It's been real nice talking to you.
Good night.

:10:13
Miss Fleener?
:10:15
Good morning.
:10:23
I heard the boys weren't
real generous with you last night.

:10:26
I keep forgetting there are
only 50 people in this town.

:10:29
- This hick town, you mean?
- I didn't say that.

:10:31
That's what you're thinking, isn't it?
:10:35
I thought we were gonna be friends.
:10:40
(chuckles)
:10:47
- I guess you'll wanna talk about Jimmy.
- Why would I?

:10:51
You've been told
you can't win without him?

:10:53
Too many times in the last 24 hours.
What's it to do with you?

:10:56
I look after him. His mother's sick, his
father passed away and we're neighbours.


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