Coach wants your son and your wife

is over at high school?

Yeah, Junior, he over there, he's starting.

Right, right, right.

Well, I was calling to see if you might be interested

in maybe coming over to high school

and maybe taking a look at the campus.

I think would probably like a lot better

than what's going on over at .

Well, that boy, he already got his,

I don't know if I'm gonna be able to do that.

You know, he already got his stuff together over there.

He got his books, he doing well in school over there.

He played Judy Varsity.

I don't think we're going to be able to do that, sir.

I don't think that's going to be right for him to do.

So he's going to have to stay where he is.

He's all right where he is.

Well, now, like I said, now,

I was going to give you a better education,

and you're probably going to have more opportunities

in the scholarship coming out of it.

We got quite a few scouts that come out from different colleges

and things like that.

So I'm going to make sure he gets a good look,

and I'll make sure that...

Well, hold on.

How did you get my number?

How did you find this number here?

We pretty much have a telephone listing of most of the kids that play ball here

and host ladies.

So, you know, you can pretty much reach out and get your hands on them

if you need to talk to them.

No, you don't need to put your hands on nothing over here.

You're doing fine where you're at.

Either the Grazer's up, you're doing good,

and we got letters, we get letters all the time.

A few scouts are calling all the time.

But, you know, I can't get caught up in no mess.

miss. I made it a commitment

to doing this thing, and then

you called me and talked about changing the school.

I don't even know you, sir, so

I appreciate you not leaving my boy alone.

I'm the head coach. I'm Coach Reynolds,

sir, head coach over at...

Like I said, I've got quite a few scouts

that have been calling me.

I wouldn't give a damn if you was 50-50.

My son is fine where he at.

So you leave my son alone,

and I appreciate it, sir. I thank you

for your time, but

Yeah, I've seen the new Lexus.

What do they got to do with anything?

What?

I don't understand your question, sir.

You lost me.

What are you saying?

Well, yeah, well...

night. Yeah. I'm sorry. Are you married? Yeah, I've been I've been married for almost 17 years

now. Mama, we've been together 17 years. So what? What you talking about my wife now? This is

this man. I don't leave my family alone. My son is fine playing ball where he is. He's doing fine

over there. And he'll be doing all right. And we just don't let things be where they are. You don't

And I don't, you know, I don't understand.

I was asking you about your wife.

I mean, it's been nice to take her on a nice trip or something, you know?

Something, uh...

Hell no, you ain't taking my wife on no damn trip.

What the hell wrong with you?

I'm sorry?

Listen, man, let me tell you, you stay the hell away from my kids and my wife.

You leave my wife alone.

Ain't nobody bothering.

We ain't bothering nobody over there.

Right, well, I'm saying I got a couple tickets to Hawaii.

That probably means...

Listen, listen, man.

Hey, hey, I'm going to have a ticket to put my foot in your...

You keep talking about my wife and my son.

alone you stop and don't call don't call this number no more because this I don't I don't know

what the hell who the hell uh uh what you were you coaching that I wouldn't care if you was uh

coach K for Duke it don't matter and you leave my son alone and you leave my wife out of this

and we are not interested in the offer that you have on the table all right

you can't talk to him you're talking to senior right now and then that's all you need to talk

about nobody at that point. He's 17 years old. He ain't going to talk to nobody. He ain't got

nothing to talk to you about. Well, he's about that age. I think he's probably able to make his

own decisions, don't you think? Are you in 11th grade? Are you a girl? Then you don't need to

talk to him. I said, is that a point? He ought to be able to make his own decisions, don't you

think? No, I'm making all the decisions for him. Between me and the Lord, we got everything

covered. We don't need no help doing nothing. Okay. Well, I'll tell you what, I'm going to

go back to school and talk to myself. I'm going to tell you what, I'm going to come out of school

We'll tell you what, meet me at the school then.

You just meet me at the school.

Meet me right there in the back by the locker room,

and I'm going to show you who's going to play football for your son next semester.

Okay.

I'll tell you what, you ain't going to mess with my son.

I'm going to tell you that right now.

You better get that out of your mind.

You ain't going to mess with my son.

I'm not going to go back and forth with you.

If you decide you want to do it, I'm going to come out and kick you in the back of your head.

I'm going to tell you what, like I said before, meet me at the school then.

I'm going to show you who's going to play football.

I'm going to be a footballer on the back of your son.

You leave my son alone.

I ain't gonna let him have it. He's fine where he is. He's got plenty of office right where he is.

Sir, I'm gonna tell you something I need to tell you. Are you listening?

Well, what do you mean? What do you need to tell me? What do you need to tell me?

Because I'm gonna tell you what you ain't gonna do. You ain't gonna bother my son. My son's doing fine.

Hell, I ain't... You ain't finna tell me. What you gotta say to me?

Oh, man, get out of here.

Get out of here.

Who's that?

T.

Who?

This T right there?

No, it's not T, it's Tommy.

It doesn't mean nothing.

Oh, man.

Wow.

Wow, you, boy, y'all have it.

Your wife says the phone rang every day about this boy playing football.

Yeah, man, you got me worried, man.

There's been people been calling this out all day.

This boy out there playing, doing his thing, man.

doing this time man y'all why y'all crazy who did you

man y'all are crazy man y'all y'all y'all are crazy man

hello hello I'm trying to reach Cassandra this is she hey how you doing I'm fine who's this

uh this is Brian this is Brian I work with your sister Keeva okay uh we we've met a couple times