Leon Hayes is trying to resist the crack dealer's lifestyle. He's gonna play football for Dorsey High this year.
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And how'd things change for me?
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Well, that's up to you, Leon. And you, Bates.
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I just wish I could play witchu guys on Saturday, man.
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How you guys are like my family. And I wanted to show my family what I could do.
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Come on, girl.
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Ready?
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- Danyelle! - Willie.
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I know you're nervous. So am I.
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Hey, Junior, what's up, man?
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But I'll be there.
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What's up, Coach? Last year, when you were dealing crack, I heard that you made five times my salary. And I ain't paid no taxes. - No taxes? - No taxes. Means you're pretty good at math, memorization. Yeah, I'm pretty friendly wit it. Here's the problem. I'm worried about Madlock not being able to learn our playbook. What's that got to do wit me? If he can't learn it, he doesn't play, which means he doesn't block for you, which then means I'm gonna have to put in Aguilar to protect you.
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Mustangs!
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- Little lower, Bates. - Bend your knees.
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Bring it in, y'all, come on. - Let's do this. - Let's do it. I want it loud and clear. Mustangs on three. One, two, three! Mustangs!
