Great season so far. Had a roller coaster of emotions when they bring up the Mists of Avalon
Oh wow that's her grandson.. oh shit that family is really messed up.
Overall everyone is so much more likeable than previous seasons. Maybe it's editing but the kids aren't as annoying and im actually rooting for them.
Agreed. All the players come off as fairly likable thus far. The star cornerback dude (#2; can't recall his name) is pretty cocky, but not offensively cocky and it seems he's trying to live up to a really talented older brother.
Coach Bream isn't as punchable as other head coaches from previous seasons. He can be super harsh, but other than the weird obsession with blasting RJ at every opportunity he seems pretty fair. He has NO tolerance for his guys fuckin off, though, which is good.
"We thought his sexualization of children was purely theoretical."What a fucking swerve in episode 4. I had no idea what the Mists of Avalon reference had to do with this. What an insane family this poor kid is a part of.
Like you won't show up for their New Years Viennese Waltzes."We thought his sexualization of children was purely theoretical."
Just finished the season. Damn man, I love Dior. What a hard working kid. I was really glad to hear he made it on at Hawaii. The dude seems genuine as fuck, has pride, and works his ass off. Any coach in the country would be lucky to have a guy like that on their team. Also really hope RJ finds a spot too. He really seems like hes had a tough go of it as well, even if he has a hot temper at times, you can tell hes a hard worker with a lot of passion.
In terms of the season of the actual show, it felt like we really didnt get to know much of the team outside of 2-3 guys. Which is ok, but the previous seasons felt like we had more characters to get involved in. There was no real teacher figure that got a spotlight, which was also one of my favorite things about previous seasons. Seeing how those teachers cared about those kids always brought a tear to my eye.
Again, I hope we continue to get this show. Its one of the best looks into college football that isnt these 5 star athletes that get everything they ask for. This is the real fucking deal and its a great look into how hard some of these kids struggle on a day to day basis, with really the only joy they get is that 60 minutes on the football field.
I always find this show highly watchable, but it's interesting that next season is JC Basketball. I wonder if the team simply lost their taste of JC football after dealing with so many hard stories.
Up to Ep.6 and RJ just continuously gets shit on by coach. Just brutal. It's kind of amazing. Can't help but feel bad for the guy, though- especially considering his family history (which really was fascinating and dark and unexpected).
edit: is it bad form to double-post when no one else is posting? 😂