:26:04
Who asked you?
:26:08
No.
:26:15
l don't know what l'm supposed
to do here.
:26:18
Be mad at Radio.
:26:20
Be mad at Radio.
:26:32
You're willing to do that?
:26:34
Take the blame for someone else?
:26:43
You're a better man than me.
l'll say that for you.
:27:02
Hey, Johnny, what's up?
:27:03
l got a letter last week from Clemson.
:27:06
They're looking at me for a full ride
after next year.
:27:09
-That's great.
-Excuse me, gentlemen.
:27:12
Excuse me. l need to speak
with Mr. Clay.
:27:15
-See you, Johnny.
-What's up, coach?
:27:17
lt's one of those days l wish l wasn't
a teacher so l could lay into you.
:27:21
What you talking about?
:27:24
What's gotten into you?
:27:25
l thought you'd learned something
the past few months. l was wrong.
:27:29
-What are you talking about?
-Don't speak unless l tell you to.
:27:36
You might think you're clear because
Honeycutt was gone, but this is my call.
:27:42
There's no way you're suiting up
tomorrow night.
:27:46
Right.
:27:48
-What did you say?
-Coach Jones. Mr. Clay.
:27:52
-What seems to be the problem?
-You hear the problem.
:27:56
Young man, students do not tell me
what l do and do not hear.