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Friday Night Lights (25th Anniversary Edition): A Town, a Team, and a Dream
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Football stood at the very core of what the town was about, not on the outskirts, not on the periphery. It had nothing to do with entertainment and everything to do with how people felt about themselves.
H. G. Bissinger • Friday Night Lights (25th Anniversary Edition): A Town, a Team, and a Dream
“We fit as athletes, but we really don’t fit as a part of society,” said Nate Hearne, the only black coach at Permian in 1988. “We know that we’re separate, until we get on the field. We know that we’re equal as athletes. But once we get off the field we’re not equal. When it comes time to play the game, we are a part of it. But after the game, we
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Brian went out for the freshman football team in September, but quit after one day after coming to the conclusion that the program was on a par with the junior high one in Odessa. He also found it hard to adjust to the idea of playing games in front of a handful of people when he had played in front of twenty-five thousand at Texas Stadium.
H. G. Bissinger • Friday Night Lights (25th Anniversary Edition): A Town, a Team, and a Dream
there was a way for Gaines to salvage the season. There was a way to turn those who hated him into good, loyal believers again, to get all this incomprehensible pressure off him. He alone held the power to set his life, and thousands of others’ lives, on the right track again.
H. G. Bissinger • Friday Night Lights (25th Anniversary Edition): A Town, a Team, and a Dream



