All language subtitles for Home Of The Giants 2007

- ♪ She grew up
in an Indiana town ♪

♪ Had a good-looking mama
who never was around ♪

♪ But she grew up tall
and she grew up right ♪

♪ With them Indiana boys
on them Indiana nights ♪

♪ Well, I don't know
but I've been told ♪

♪ You never slow down ♪

- I don't know why
you do this shit.

You do it on purpose.

- That's not my fault.

- What do you mean
it's not your fault?

You knew what time it was.

I kept saying we had to go.
Remember that part?

- Will you relax, boy?

All right,
I'm doing you the favor.

- Oh, yeah?
How's that?

- Well, okay,
if we were on time,

you'd be cruising along like
every other sheep on the road.

But now you got to rise
to the challenge, man.

It builds character.

You should be thanking me.

- What's he going to do?

- I don't know.

Come on, Gar, push it.

- Feel that?

- She's got more in her.

Come on.

I thought we were friends.

Yeah, boy.

Ha ha.

Yeah, baby.

- ♪ Well, I don't know
but I been told ♪

♪ You never slow down,
you never grow old ♪

- There you go!
Come on, Gar!

Go, go, go!
Yeah, baby!

- Oh, shit.

- License and registration.

- Would you look
in the glove box?

- Hey, buddy.
How are you doing?

- Matt?

Aren't you supposed to be
at the game?

- Oakbrook being very patient.

4:24 to play here
in the third period.

Giants trailing, 46-41.

Giants leading scorer
Matt Morrison

still in coach Gordon's
doghouse.

Word from the bench is he likely
won't see any action tonight.

- I hate to say it, J.B.,

but with Matt on the bench,

our home winning streak's
in some serious jeopardy.

- Come on, ref,
what is that?

He was checked!
That is awful!

Are you blind?

Come on.

- It's that same asshole
who made that call

in the Muncie north game.

- This is ridiculous.

- He needs to let Matt play.

- No, Gordon's rules.

You miss the shooting round,
you don't play.

- Yeah, Gordon should die.

- We want Matt.

- Giants down seven now halfway
through the third period.

And with Matt Morrison
on the bench,

the giants continue to have
all kinds of trouble

solving this oakbrook zone.

- Well, as a former player,

I can tell you it's tough
on Matt watching this.

You know it's killing him
to let down his team.

- Well, I'm sure Matt's learning
a valuable lesson tonight.

Giants back on the ball now,
trailing by seven.

The offense still looks to be
out of sync.

- Well, I hope Bob Gordon's

getting what he wants
out of this.

You can hear the crowd.

There's a whole lot of folks
here right now

that do not agree with him.

- Come on, where's our hustle?

- Coach Gordon's really got
to be put on

by this crowd right now.

I would not want to be
in his shoes.

He's got to be sweating it out,

trying to prove something
to Morrison.

We want Matt!
We want Matt!

We want Matt!
We want Matt!

We want Matt!
We want Matt!

We want Matt!
We want Matt!

- Hey, we got 'em right where
we want 'em, right?

Let's go.

- Let's see if this is what
the doctor ordered.

The fans out here who have been
waiting to see him

seem to think so,

and they are going crazy
right now

as senior captain Matt Morrison
checks in for the giants.

- Number 11, Matt Morrison.

- Let's go, baby.
Come on, let's go.

- And Bob Gordon's probably
thinking,

"well, that was easy.

Get Matt in there
and get things going our way."

- Oh, thank you.
Good game.

What's up?
What's up?

Who's all here, man?

Hey.

- Matt, that was awesome.

Will you sign my program?

- Hang on.
What's your name?

- Jess.
- Jess.

Keep playing, all right?

Gar, give me the keys.

I need the car, man.
Give me the keys.

Who's that?

- That's Bridgette.
She's in my journalism class.

Moved in a couple months ago.

- Well, okay, for once
in your life, Gar,

just for once, for me,

please, make a decision
and go over there

and talk to that girl.

- She's a senior.

- She's a senior.

You're afraid.

Afraid like the rest.

Excuse me.

Hey, Gar.

I'll be back in a few, man.

Where you been, man?

I've been looking all over
for you.

Come on, Gar.

Boy, you'd have done the same
thing if you were in my shoes.

Okay?

Come on, get in.

Oh, I mean, Gar,

she was like a burlap sack
full of badgers.

Okay?

I'm sorry.

But she's got an ass
you can bounce a quarter off.

- Robert.

Robert.

What time did you get in
last night?

- Uh, sorry, dad.

- No, just keep an eye
on the clock.

Your mom worries, okay?

- Okay.

Anything.

Anything you were thinking
on the bench.

Just give me a quote.

- "What's this?"

"It's a dime, Martini."

"Well, I bet a nickel."

"Dime's the limit, Martini."

- This is due Monday.

- You know this.
I know you know this.

"Hey, you see these people
here?"

"These are real people here,
Martini.

These are the real ones."

- That's your quote.
That's what you get.

A line from cuckoo's nest.

- What the hell?

I thought you didn't get out
till next month.

- I got out early.

Good behavior.

- Well, why didn't you call?

- Need to lay low for a while.

Staying over at Jill's.

- Jill's?

- Till I get back
into my place tomorrow.

All right?

- How does she like that shit
on your face?

- She loves it.

- Yeah, I bet.

Kind of makes you look old.

- Yeah, well, I can still whip
your sorry ass.

Check it up.

- You kind of smell.

What, were you afraid to shower
in jail?

Huh?

- That's one.

- Want some of this?

- Hold up.

- So how you doing?

- Go back in the house.

- Keith, let's go, man.

Ignore him.
Come on, man, check it.

- Matthew, you know you're not
supposed to be playing pickup

during the season.

- Come on.

- That's a foul.

- Shut up.

- No, that's a good call.

- That's it, game's over.

- Stay out of it, dad.

It's over when it's over,
all right?

Ugh!

- Son of a bitch.

- You okay?

Matt, you okay?

- I'm a goddamn marvel
of modern science.

- What the hell you smiling at?

Get off my property.

- What, are you going to call
the cops again?

- Dad, Jesus!

- You're pathetic.

- You're still a punk!

- Dad, just go back inside!

- You stay away from him!

Matthew, you listen to me.

Don't go with him.

- I'll call you later.
We'll hook up.

- No, forget him.

- I'm grabbing a shower
and gonna trim off a few years.

Okay?

I'll call you later.

You got to live
with the dickhead.

Go on.

- You had him.

- Well...
- 72.

- Only because
he's out of shape.

I mean, Keith's got
real ability, Gar.

- Not more than you.

73.

- I mean, he could have played

some big time college ball,
though, man.

- You'll play college ball.

- Nah, maybe some Juco.

I'm not tall enough to play
the two,

and I'm not quick enough
to run the point.

- Why do you say shit like that?

- Because it's true.

- Coaches would take you over
your brother in a second.

Any day.

75.

- Yeah...

You don't know Keith, man.

- I know he got wasted before
the Anderson central game.

- Gar, let me tell you something
about my brother.

He's got character.

- If he'd have played,
we would have gone to state.

- You want to know why
he did it?

Back when Keith was playing,

my dad would sit there
like a regular fan.

But afterwards
when we got home, man,

he would start breaking it down.

I mean, every detail.

Yeah, and he'd abuse anyone
who argued with him

because he had to be the man
in charge.

One night he was drinking,

he started in on Keith,

you know, talking about how he
wouldn't put up the ball enough,

and my mom stuck up for Keith,

and my old man punched her.

Hard.
Right in the face.

Next game was Anderson central.

- Did he?

I still can't believe your dad
pressed charges.

- Yeah, he's been waiting
to get back at him

every since Keith
got kicked off.

- What'd he take?

- You don't remember?

He was forging
my dad's checks, man.

I mean, it ain't like he's got
a lot of money in there anyways.

Oh, good, he's here.

Stop, stop, stop.
Stop the car.

Stop the car.

What was that all about?

- We need to talk alone.

- All right.

- So you're down with this?

- Yeah, of course.

- You can't tell anybody,

not even that little friend
of yours out there.

- Dude, you know me, okay?

Listen, you cannot tell anybody
about this, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay?

Keith's got a job for us.

- Who was that guy in the Van?

- That was bunchy Collins.

- And who's that?

- He's a bookie.

- What's he want
with your brother?

- He owes him money, okay?

What else?
It's a bookie.

Okay, listen, Keith met this guy
down in Indy, okay,

and this guy works at this bar

or owns it or...
I don't know.

But anyways, one night this guy
got wasted, right,

drunk off his ass,

and he was bragging about how
he had all this money

buried in his backyard.

- So?

- Well, so Keith's going to rip
this guy off.

- So what's that got to do
with us?

- He needs help.

- That's the job?

- May I have your attention,
please?

After last week's incident
in the parking lot,

all students are now restricted
from leaving campus

during lunch.

This rule is effective
immediately.

Anyone caught leaving campus
during lunch

will be suspended
without warning.

Thank you.

- So a bad photo large

is really
just a bigger bad photo,

so make it smaller...

something that really captures
the quality

that we're looking for
in the newspaper.

Does that make sense?

Good.

I don't know what the drill was
out in California,

but in Indiana
we don't write opinion columns

that badmouth our own team.

- But, Mr. Dansforth,
these guys...

- come on, man, I'm starving.
Let's go.

- Hey, where do you think
you're going?

- I've got a follow-up.

- Hey, dansforth.

- Matt.

- What's going on?

- Okay, girls,
let's hit the showers.

Good work.

Shouldn't you be in class,
Matthew?

- Uh, well, it's lunchtime.

- Did you listen
to the morning announcements?

- Yeah, yeah, I heard them.

But, you know, I got to have
my classic double

with no onions.

- Bye, Matt.

- Listen, listen.
All right.

Legitimate shot.

No way.

- God, it'd be the hookup
of the year, man.

- It'd be legendary.

- Oh, hey, I need a ride down
to Indy tonight, by the way.

- Indy?
- Yeah.

- Why?
- What do you mean why?

What, do you got a hot date
or something?

- Maybe.

Why are you going down there?

- The thing with my brother.
I told you about it.

- You can't be serious
about this.

What?

- Here, smell this.

It's fine.

- Jeez, you didn't have to get
that close.

- It's fine.
It's fine.

- All right, anyways, all we got
to do is some surveillance, Gar.

Okay, just drive me down there,

and you don't have to do
anything else.

- It's so stupid.

- Will you relax?

Relax, man.
I mean, it's 100% safe.

- Oh, yeah?
How's that?

- Okay, think about it.

The guy we're ripping off
is a drug dealer.

Okay, he can't call the cops.

I mean, we're not going to get
in trouble, dude.

It's impossible
to get in trouble.

- You know, I don't even care
how much money it is.

It's not worth it.

- It's not about the money.
- Then why do it?

- Dude, these guys
that my brother owes

are going to hurt him
if he doesn't pay 'em.

Okay, shake your head.

You don't have a brother.
You wouldn't understand.

- You got to step out
and give help on that.

All right, let's break it up.
Free-throws.

Count 'em out now, rebounders.

Ten in a row.

- I saw what happened
with dansforth in class.

- He's such a moron.

- What was in your column?

- It's about all this bullshit
these guys get away with.

These guys actually think
they deserve

to be treated differently.

I take it you agree.

- I don't think
it's such a big deal.

You know, they bust their asses.

- So your buddy's pretty good.

- Leading scorer.

- Wow.

- Okay, let me ask you
something.

At your old school,

what was everybody into?

- I don't know.

Hang out.
Party.

Everybody kind of does
their own thing.

- Around here,
basketball's the thing.

It's like we haven't lost
in this court in three years.

- That's great.

- It's hard to explain.

You have to come to a game.
You'll see what I mean.

- Do you know 90% of burglaries
go unprosecuted?

- Will you stop?

- Why do you waste your time
hanging out with that punk?

- Relax, man.
He'll give you a ride.

- He doesn't even look like
he's old enough to drive.

- No, he's cool, man.

You know,
and he's a hell of a writer.

Hell of a writer.

You know, he's kind of like
my press agent.

- Look, Matt.

When this goes down,

it's you, me, Tilkey.
That's it.

- Tilkey?

No, tilkey is a screw-up,
Keith.

Okay, the guy's an idiot.

- Which is why I need you.

- How far is this place, anyway?

- Don't worry about it.

- So you want me to drive?

- Shut up, squirt.
You're riding bitch.

- Man, who busted ass?

Ugh, it smells, man.

It smells like rotten socks.

- Put the window up,
it's freezing.

- Gar, do you smell that?

- Not really.

- Matt.
- What?

- Put it up.

- No.
- Jesus.

- What?
Hey, what you doing?

It's my window, boy.

- Cut it out.
- No, you stop.

- Put it up, Matt.

- You stop, and I'll put it up.

- All right, fine.

- All right, fine.

- Goddamn it, Matt.

Put up the window.

- No.

- You break it, you pay for it.

- You're the one breaking it.

- Cut it out!

- Oh, shit.

God.

- Ah, look, you broke it now.

You happy?

- What, I didn't break it.

- Yeah, you did.

- Why don't you put on the
windshield wipers so we can see?

- Because they're broken.

- Just like your window.

- Wipe that smirk off your face.

- I was trying to be calm.

- And now it's freezing in here

because you broke my window.

No, it's my window.

His name's Prock.

He runs the place.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Sit tight.

I'm just gonna follow him home,

find out where he lives.

- Well, I want to see this guy.

- Well, I don't want him
seeing me again.

- Well, okay, all right.
Me and Gar will go.

You know, pop in
and check it out.

- Well, how is dickweed
going to get into the bar?

- He'll get in.
He'll get in.

- Bullshit.

Yeah, I'm calling bullshit.

- All right, how about this?

If he gets in, okay,

when this thing does down,
he gets to drive.

- Matt, wait a second.

- Forget it.

He runs with us tonight,
that's it, Matt.

- Well, then I'm out.

I'm out, man.

If you're not going to give Gar
a fair shot at this thing...

- what is your problem?

- I want winners on my team
when this thing goes down, okay?

- Jesus Christ.

All right,
if he doesn't get in the bar,

will you shut up about this?

- Yeah, fine,
but he's going to get in.

- If we got in, how would we
know who this guy is?

- Yeah, good question, Gar.

See, he's smart.
He thinks about stuff like that.

- He's 40, fat, mustache.

Has a bit of a limp.

- What, are we robbing
a cripple now?

- It's not that bad of a limp.

- All right, whatever.

We'll figure it out.

- No, no, no, no.

He goes in by himself,

and he drinks a beer.

What do you think about that,
big man?

- Have a good time.

Whoa, you got I.D.?

- Um, you know,
I think...

- You left it in the car.

- Uh, this is just kind of
a dare,

can I just wait here
a couple minutes?

- No.

- Did you go to Lawrence south?

You're Tommy Overman.

You scored 29
against the giants.

You guys went to state
that year.

You hit that three
at the end of the half.

Killed us.

- What's the problem?

- No I.D.

- You thought you were going to
get in here with no I.D.?

- I...I just made a bet
with somebody...

- Oh, so you're a betting man,
huh?

You win.

Go on, kid.

Once in a while everybody needs
to catch a break.

- So you got anything going on
next year?

- I don't know.
School, I guess.

- Any offers?

- Nah.

Well, I mean, you know,
nothing decent.

I mean, knocking down
open jumpers

and hitting free-throws doesn't
get you a full ride anymore.

You know, they all want speed
and power

and playing above the rim, man.

Hey, when the was the last time
you saw a highlight

of a midrange jumper
on ESPN?

- Bullshit.
You got served.

- Ha ha!

I told you.

I told you, baby.

- He has a cell phone.
All he has to do is make a call.

He knows what time
he's supposed to be home.

- Sweetie, he's 17.

Do you remember what that
was like to be 17?

He's out.
He's having fun with Matt.

It's basketball season.

- Yeah, well,
I want him to have fun.

I just want him to have his fun.

You know, be himself.

- You already talked to him.

You don't have to worry,
you know him.

He makes good choices.

- 555-1700.

We are back with the Bob Gordon
show on WGVI.

Coach, I have to say, this is
my favorite time of year.

There's something about it...

something irresistible here.

- Well, J.B., march in Indiana,

everything builds towards march.

There's this sense
of possibility.

Anything can happen.

That's what march is to me

and to a whole lot
of other folks.

- Giants win it.

They've done it.

Giants are going to state,

led by senior captain
Matt Morrison.

- We're going to be
state champs, baby.

State champs!

- Whoo-hoo!

- Hey, oh, by the way, we got to
be at Keith's by 11:30.

- For what?

- The thing in Indy.

Man, I talked to Keith
after the game.

We're doing it tonight.

- Come on, man.

What do you want to get mixed up
with a drug dealer for?

- Oh, Gar, come on.

He's not a drug dealer.

Okay, he deals drugs.

- There's a difference?

- I mean, it's not like
a full-time job.

You know, the guy doesn't walk
around with, like, a 9 milli

in his pocket.

- It's crazy either way.

- I mean,
I don't have a choice, Gar.

Okay, I got to help my brother,
man.

I don't have a choice.
I mean, you know what?

Fine, I don't even
want you there

if you don't want to be there.

Okay?

And I will support your decision

100% either way.

You're a man of integrity,
you know?

So what's it going to be?

Are you in or you out?

- I think I'm out.

- I thought
we were friends, man.

- ♪ Once I Rose above
the noise and confusion ♪

♪ Just to get a glimpse
beyond the illusion ♪

♪ I was soaring ever higher ♪

♪ But I flew too high ♪

♪ Though my eyes could see
I still was a blind man ♪

♪ Though my mind could think
I still was a mad man ♪

♪ I hear the voices
when I'm dreaming ♪

♪ And I can hear them say ♪

♪ Carry on, my wayward son ♪

♪ There'll be peace
when you are done ♪

♪ So lay your weary head
to rest ♪

♪ But don't you cry no more! ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

Hey.

Hey, how many times
do I got to tell you, man,

all you got to do is drive.

All right?

You got nothing to worry about.

Here they come.

All right, come on.
Knuckles.

Let's do this.

All right?

Nice game, bro.

- Well, that's what they
pay me for.

- I'm sure you made
the old man proud.

- Shotgun on the way back.

- You boys ready
for the life of crime?

- Oh, yeah.
No misdemeanors here, Tilk.

We go straight for the felonies.

Ooh!

So you're going to wait
till you see him leave,

then you're going to give
my cell phone a call.

You got it?

- Yep.

- You know what his truck
looks like?

- Yep.

- Hey, what if he's got a dog?

- He doesn't have a dog.

- Well, he might have a dog.

- Matt, just drop it.
He doesn't have a dog.

- What makes you so sure?

- Because I staked out his place
and I never saw one.

- That doesn't mean shit.

- Well, there's no fence.

- We have a dog,
and we don't have a fence.

- Yeah, I mean, he could have
some white fang,

trained killer watchdog
back there,

and we don't even know about it.

- Well, if you had a dog,

would you Bury money
in your yard?

- We should bring something
to feed it.

Just in case.

- Yeah.
Yeah, that's a good idea, man.

We don't want to go unprepared.

Get me some M&Ms.

- Plain or peanut?

- Peanut.

No, no.
Plain.

Plain.

Plain!

I don't know why you hang out
with that guy.

He's a ball of bad nerves.

- He had a 4.0 at ball state.

- Well, I bet you
he screws up my M&Ms.

I told the guy three times
"plain."

He'll screw it up.

- Will you take it easy?

- I don't want him in there
with us.

- I'm not changing the plan,
Matt.

- If he brings out peanut M&Ms,

I say that Gar goes in
and tilkey drives.

- The plan is set, Matt.

- No, forget that.

If he can't get my M&Ms right,

I'm not going in with him.

Tilkey, what did you get
for the dog?

- Glazed.

The jelly-filled are mine.

- What makes you think
dogs eat donuts?

- My mom's dog eats brownies.

- Watch the road, man.

- That's because your mom's
a stoner, tilkey.

Okay, she thinks it's funny
when your dog runs into shit.

- Hey, how long is this
going to take?

- What do you care?

- I don't want to be out
all night.

- Look, just call me
when he leaves the bar.

You got my cell?

- Yeah, I got it.
I got it.

- What a douche.

- Hope he doesn't wreck
your mom's car.

- When did you learn
how to pick locks?

- Look, why don't you two
go around back,

look for an open window
or something, all right?

- What is this, plan "b?"

- Yeah, it's plan "b."

- Ooh, shit.

Big yard, huh?

- Yeah.

- I don't know, bro.

If I had this guy's money,
I'd definitely have a pool.

What do you think?

- Yeah, a pool would be nice.

- No, I mean,
what do you think?

- You know what I think.

This isn't right, man.

- Come on, you act like we're
criminals or something, Gar.

- We're getting ready to break
into a guy's house.

- We're not going to hurt
the guy, all right?

We're just going to take
his money.

That's the plan.

I mean, think about it.
The guy's a drug dealer, okay?

This is probably going to put
him out of business, man.

Save a lot of people's lives.

In my book,
that makes us heroes, okay?

- Jesus Christ.

- Back door was unlocked.

- Well, you got to tell me.

- I just did.

- Let's go.

All right.

When he gets here, put these on.

All right?

- Where'd that come from?

- No, Keith,
you're not hurting this guy.

All right, not even mentally.

We're taking his money.

- And this will help.

- Cut it out.
- Keith, stop.

Keith!

Dude, stop.

It's not funny.

Keith, seriously.

- See, it works.

- That thing better not
be loaded.

- You never know.

Turn the light off.
Let's go.

All right.

I'm gonna set up the blankets
right here.

- Hey, listen, listen.

When we do this thing,
we should use fake names.

- Nobody's talking but me.

- No, no, no, no.
You can be Scanlon.

- Grab an end.
- Call me Martini.

Gar!
Gar, you're Cheswick.

- Charlie Cheswick?

- Yeah, Chesseroo.

- Look, would you two shut up?

Nobody's talking but me, okay?

Spread it out.

- Okay, but what if he doesn't
come through this door?

- You ever walk in
through our front door?

Turn it off.

God damn it.

Matt.
- What?

- No messing around.

- My name's Martini.

- Punk.

- Oh, shit.

Ah.

Gartland, you see anything?

- Nothing yet.

Where's Martini?

- Don't worry about it.
Just do your job.

- Shit!

Take that thing off, man.

God.

- What are you doing?

- Looking for change.

- You're stealing his change?

- Yeah, I need quarters.

Come on, man.
Help me look.

Holy shit.
Hey, dude.

Have you seen these new nickels?

Look at that thing.
It's freakish.

- It's the way they used to be,
with the buffalo.

- Who came up with the idea?

Like, you know,
make a new nickel?

Do you think somebody's
going to, like,

start counterfeiting nickels?

I don't get it.

Holy!

- Holy shit.

Oh, shit.

Dude.

You having fun, huh?

You having fun?

Oh, shit.

- What the hell you guys doing?

- I just hit the jackpot.

- I told you to stop
messing around.

Yeah, hello?

Hold on a second.

Matt! Matt!

Turn the machine off.

- Well, I don't know how
to turn it off.

I don't work in a casino.

- Okay, yeah.

Jesus Christ.
Shit.

Get out of my way.

- Jeez, relax.

- He's coming!
Turn it off!

- I don't know how.

Oh, this thing reeks, Keith.

- Just put it on.

- What's yours smell like?

Huh?
Trade me.

Come on.

- Put it on, asshole.

- He's here.
He's pulling in.

- Get down on the ground!

- Oh, oh, oh!
Hold on!

- Do what I tell you,
and get down on the ground!

Get down!

Now tell me where the money is.

- You are making a huge mistake.

- No, don't mess with me, man.

Tell me where it is!

- I can get you money,

but it'll take time.

- I want the money you buried,
man.

- I got a couple
of hundred bucks.

It's in the kitchen.

- No, I know about the money
in the yard.

- Look in the kitchen,
in a coffee can.

That's all I got out here.

- Hey.
- What?

- Check it out.

- All right.

- What are you doing?

- Oh, my mask stinks, man?

- Like mothballs, right?

- Yeah, yeah, it was killing me.

I had to get it off my face.

- Are we supposed
to have accents too?

- Matt, what the hell
is taking you so long?

- Dude, there's nothing in here.

- Jesus Christ.

I'll find it.

You get back there and make sure
he doesn't move.

What the hell are you
standing here for?

You're supposed to be
at your post.

Move it.

- Kid, you better call this off
before somebody gets hurt.

- Hey, get down!

Get down!

- You're going to pay for this!

- Shut up!

- Let me out of here!

- Hey, I told you
there was cash here.

- He saw me.

- What?

- He saw me.
He saw my face.

- Where the hell was your mask?

- Well, he was supposed to be
under a blanket, okay?

I'm out.
I'm out of here, man.

- No.
- No, I'm out.

- There is real money here,

and I'm not leaving without it.

All right, game over.
Where is it?

- I don't know what
you're talking about.

- The only thing I want to hear
coming out

of your goddamn mouth
is where you buried the money!

Get his hands.

Get his hand.

- Whoever told you I have money
out here is wrong.

- I swear to god,
I will snap it off.

- You are making a big mistake.

- Where is it?

- Martini, make him stop!

- You better pray
that this asshole talks.

- Get off! Get off!
Get off!

- He says one more word,
he is dead!

- You're not hurting anybody,
all right?

- No, take it easy.

No, no.

- I am cutting off fingers
one at time.

- No, Keith, no, Keith.
Put it down, all right?

- I'm not leaving here, man,
without the money.

Whoo!

- Just...all right, take it easy,
all right?

Keith.

Look, he's not going to hurt
him, okay?

He's not.

- I'm out of here.

- No, Gar, it's fine.
He's...

Gar.

Gar, wait, wait, wait.

Look, I'll talk to him,
all right?

He'll cool off, man.

Gar, I'll talk to him.
Where are you going?

- I'll walk home if I have to.

- Gar, wait.
Dude, just hang on!

Gar!

God.

Shit.

- Don't do this!

Please don't!

Don't!

There's no money.
He's full of shit.

- What did you do to him?

- What?

- What'd you do?

- Nothing, I didn't touch him.

- What'd you do?
What'd you...

- relax.

- I heard him.
What'd you do?

- He saw the knife, he started
screaming like a baby, okay?

Believe me?
Huh?

Look, Matt.

Get your shit together, okay?

Let's get out of here.

Cool?
- Yeah.

Shotgun.
Shotgun.

Go.

- So how'd it go, man?

- Not exactly as planned.

- We got about 400 bucks.

- 400 bucks?

- Yeah, plus what I won.

- Now, tilkey and I
split everything.

- No, not these.
I won these.

- Well, you two pussied out,
so you get nothing.

- I'm keeping my winnings.

- Know what time it is?

- Sorry.

- You out with Matt?

You been drinking?

- No.

No, of course not.

- Next time you're late,
you lose your car privilege.

- Sorry.

- Look, I told you,

he gave Keith
the number of a friend.

Okay, Keith called the guy,

and a guy went over there
and untied him.

- What if the guy didn't go?

What if Keith didn't call?

What if the guy's still lying
there?

- What if?
What if, Gar?

- Just call Keith.

- I've got a headache, man.
Shit.

- Just call your brother.

- Oh, my god.
I can't believe it.

I need something to eat.

He's not home.

Not home.

- Maybe we can call the bar.

- Fine, whatever.
Call the bar, man.

You know, I'm not going to let
this bullshit ruin my day,

all right?

Okay, can I get a...
- Sure.

- Indianapolis, Indiana.

Black bear tavern.

- So?

- He's there.

Like nothing happened.

- What, you talked to him?

- I asked him what time
they opened.

He sounded normal.

- Yeah, well, great, Gar.

The drug dealer's alive
and well.

Now can you forget about it?

- Everybody was at stagger's
party last night.

What happened to you?

- Well, Natalie, I had to Rob
a drug dealer last night.

It just took a lot longer
than I thought.

- Front page.
Very nice.

- Did you read it?
- Yeah.

- What'd you think?

- I think
you're a lousy reporter.

- Glad you liked it.

- The writing's not bad,

but the quotes, they didn't come
from their source.

- How would you know?

- I know his type.

- He's not a type, believe me.

- Oh.

So you two are pretty good
friends, huh?

- Yeah.

- Yeah?
- Mm-hmm.

- Well, is that all?

- Uh...
What do you mean?

- Are you two lovers?

- Is that a serious question?

- No.

Should it be?

Come on,
I'm just giving you shit.

- Funny.

- All right, how about you
set up an interview for me?

We'll see how your friend does

under a different line
of questioning.

- And we are back on chalk talk.

This is Jim Brantley,
live from the arena,

and in the guest seat tonight,
Matt Morrison himself

is going to be taking
some of your questions.

But let's look forward now.

What a matchup before
state finals.

You know, another shot
at Muncie north.

They gave us our only loss
of the regular season.

- Yeah, but we're definitely,
definitely fired up for that.

- A good personal matchup
for you as well,

up against Suder.

He's a lot of people's choice
for Mr. Basketball.

- Yep, you know,
he's a hell of a player.

- Will you be doing
anything differently now

to prepare yourself
for facing him again?

- No, you know, I'll just,
you know, eat good,

go to bed early,
you know, stay focused.

- Good advice.
Good advice.

And for you young athletes
listening out there,

take it from number 11.

He's our Mr. Basketball.

Let's go ahead and get
to our first caller.

On line one, a Mr. Martini.

Go ahead, you are live
with Matt Morrison.

Go ahead, sir.
That's you.

You're on the air.

Well, it seems our Mr. Martini
is a little gun-shy,

so we will take another caller,

and as we remind you, chalk talk
each week's brought to you

in part by Gorman's center
for orthodontics.

- Ready?

- Excuse me?

- You promised Gar you'd do
an interview with me

after practice?

- Oh, yeah.
Can we do this tomorrow?

- When?

- Oh, I don't know.
I'll call you tomorrow.

Okay?

- Maybe it was just Keith
messing around.

- No way.

- Then it must have been
a guy named Martini.

- Do you know anyone
named Martini?

Hey, mongoose McMurphy
back in action, baby.

Nice shirt, Chesseroo.

- Come on, Matt,
there's no way.

You're being paranoid.

How could he find you?

- Hey, dumb-ass, he saw me.

- Come on.

- Good to see you, fellows.

- Hey, my favorite run
of the week.

Let's go.

Nice!

Brett, right here.
Brett.

Man up.

Switch!

- Nice shot.

- We got you beat by five, man.

Come on.

Wait to go, baby.

Thanks, man.
See you tomorrow.

- See you tomorrow.

- ♪ The king of all
of the world ♪

♪ If I wander out ♪

♪ Of a picture window ♪

♪ Oh, right below my name ♪

♪ There goes the king
of all of the world ♪

♪ The king of all of the world ♪

♪ The king of all of the world ♪

- He knows where you live.

- Yeah, no shit.

No shit.

- What are we going to do?

- I don't know.

We'll talk to my brother.

- Your brother?

- He's a lot smarter than you
give him credit for, okay?

- Nobody's calling the cops.

Last thing we want to do
is get the cops involved.

- Maybe we could mail back
the money.

With a letter or something.

- Yeah, yeah,
what do you think?

- Nah.

400 bucks means dick
to this guy.

- Well, what do you know
about him?

No, don't shrug, Keith.

Okay, you're not a shrug type
of person, man.

I know you.

Just tell me what you know.

- Could be a psycho.

- What is that supposed to mean?

- It means he served
in the first Gulf war.

Means he supposedly killed
a bunch of people.

- Well, who'd you
hear this from?

- I asked around.

- Couldn't you do this before
we broke into his house?

- Well, maybe if you assholes
listened to me

when we were in there,

we wouldn't have this problem.

- Let's hear it for the giants!

- Hey.

Finally jumping on
the bandwagon?

- Haven't come to that yet.

- What are you doing here?

- Working on the story.

- Yeah?

- You know your friend blew off
our interview, by the way.

- Really?
- Yeah, really.

- So what's the big deal
with this thing?

- Come on, I need that.

- I don't need this,

but I sure do appreciate it.

Now, there's going to be
a lot of excitement tonight...

- Come on, what is it?

- It's no big deal.

- Then why are you such a freak
about it?

- Who's that?

- So tell me what's the deal.

Come on, what is it?

- It's pretty simple.

We're down,
I pull out the towel,

and it's pretty much guaranteed
we're coming back.

- You actually think it changes
the outcome of the game?

- It's a proven fact.

You know, I don't use it
all the time,

I'm not greedy, but...

When needed, the towel delivers.

- You are strange.
- What, you don't believe me?

Well, come this weekend.

You'll see it in action.

If we win...

if we win, it'll be the greatest
night of your life.

I guarantee it.

Come on, it's your last chance
to go.

You got to go.

- So you're asking me
to go with you?

- Yeah, yeah.
Go with me.

- Like, on a date?

- Yeah.

Will you go?

- No.

But I'll go out sometime.

- There's a party out
in rolling hills tonight.

- Are you asking me
to go out with you again?

- Will you go?

- No, no thanks.

Come on, man,
I'm just kidding.

- So you'll go?

- Yeah, sure.

- You remember one thing,

when we get on that bus
tomorrow,

we're going down there to win.

Here's Matt Morrison.

- Ah, we got a big game
Saturday.

Big game.

Yeah, basically I'm just going
to do

what my coach always tells me.

Just put the ball in the hole,
chief.

Just put the ball in the hole.

That's cuckoo's nest.

So anyways, seriously though,

you know, not a lot of
basketball teams

get a second chance,

and we all know what happened
in December.

And I can honestly say,

you know,
for the rest of the team,

that when we go down there,

we're going to give it 110%.

We're gonna...

Ah, we're gonna...
we're gonna win.

- All right, we've got practice
down there tomorrow,

so you guys make it
an early night, all right?

Bus leaves at 1:00,

you meet here
after fourth period,

bags packed and ready to go.

Matt, hold up for a second.
I want to talk to you.

- Damn, Matt.
I'm sorry.

I didn't see you, man.

- Everything all right?

- Yeah.

- Get to sleep early, big guy.

- Excuse me.

Hey.
- Hey.

- Listen, I need to talk
to you, okay?

Just for a second.
Come on.

- Hey, what's going on?

- Something just came up.

I got to go somewhere.

- Are you serious?

- Do you mind meeting us
at the party?

- You know, you don't have to do
everything he says.

It's not written in some book.

- I know, but this will be
really quick.

Just go the party.

I'll meet you there, okay?

- Just keep driving.

I need to think this thing
through.

- Maybe we should go
to that party.

- What is it with you
and this party?

- I've got to go, man.
I'm meeting bridge.

- Who?

- The girl I was talking about.

The girl we were just with.

She's cool, man.
I think she likes me.

- Dude, just forget about her,
all right?

Blow her off.

She'll love you forever,
trust me.

- No, man.
I'm going.

Want me to take you home?

- Gar, he knows where I live.

- Hey.
Hang on a sec.

Turn a right.

- Where are we going?

- Just right here.

Turn, turn, turn.

Right now.
Now turn again.

- Where?
- Anywhere.

Here, here.
Make a left.

Left.
Right here.

- He doesn't know this car.

- Turn.
Turn again.

Right here, right.
Right.

- Okay, okay.
Take it easy.

- Gar, go faster, man.

Gar, come on!
Go, go, go!

Lose him.

He's right behind us, dude.
He's right behind us.

Shit.

What's this crazy
son of a bitch want?

- I don't know.

- Do not slow down, Gar.
I'm serious.

Stay in front.

- I'm trying, man.

- Come on, Gar!
Go, go!

Come on, punch it!

He's on our ass, man!

- I see him.

- Shit!

Cut him off!
Cut him off!

Blast it, Gar.

You got to get more
out of her.

- I've got it floored!

- Hit the brakes.
Hit the brakes!

Yeah, Gar.

Yeah, like,
flip that piece of shit.

- Oh, shit.
What do we do?

- Drive through it.
Drive through it.

- Come on, get out.
Get out.

Come on.
Come on.

- Oh, shit.

- What are we doing?
- I don't know.

Go back, go back, go back.

- I can't see.

- Your number's up, boys.

Time to balance the books.

- Shh!
He's right up there.

Shh, shh.

If you die tonight,

how do you think
you'll be remembered?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure
I'd go down as a legend.

You know what I mean?
Just think of my funeral, man.

There'd be line, like, 50 girls
bawling their eyes out.

- I heard Matt's
going to be here.

- I haven't seen him.

- Wherever Matt is
is where the real party is.

- Hey, Gar?

I'm sorry I got us into this.

All right?

Oh, shit.
- No, wait!

Make sure he's gone.

- Shit!

- Here.

- My feet are numb.

- What do you think he wants?

- He's got some twisted shit
on his brain.

- I should cut your fucking
hands off right now.

If they weren't worth something,
I would, trust me.

Here's the deal.

Matt, you're not going to play
this weekend.

You're not going to say a word
to anybody.

You're just going to tell
your coach you're sick

right before the game.

- I didn't have anything to do...

- there are no options.

This is no joke.

You play in that game,

I'll take your whole
goddamn hand.

Have a nice day off, Martini.

- What are we going to do?

What, you have an idea?

- No, I'll talk to you tomorrow.

- You'll think of something.

Come on, you always think
of something.

- ♪ I want you to face me ♪

♪ As I walk across
this battlefield ♪

♪ Strip off my armor ♪

- Matthew, is that you?

- ♪ Put down my only shield ♪

- Where the hell you been
all night?

You been out with your brother?

- ♪ And I have seen ♪

- You better be ready to play
some defense Saturday.

- ♪ Enough to be ♪

- Son of a bitch switched you up
last time out.

- ♪ Sick of me ♪

♪ Sick of me ♪

♪ Well, I know that
it's raining ♪

♪ Not because I can see it
or feel it on my face ♪

♪ But because I'm the only one ♪

♪ Without an umbrella
in this whole damn place ♪

- Hey.

Sorry, I got...I got
caught up with Matt.

- What were you doing?

- Nothing, really.

- Why didn't you
blow him off?

He's in some kind of trouble,
isn't he?

- No.
- Liar.

- I'm not lying.

- Bullshit.

He blew off
our interview again.

Where is he this morning?

- I-I don't know.
I haven't seen him.

- Do you mind?
I'm trying to write an article.

- ♪ To try when your arms
are too weary ♪

♪ To reach
the unreachable star ♪

♪ This is my quest ♪

♪ To follow that star ♪

♪ No matter how hopeless ♪

♪ No matter how far ♪

- Bravo!
Bravo! Bravo!

- ♪ To fight for the right ♪

- Who's there?

- That is a real song.

How does it go?
How does it go?

- Morrison, what are you...

- sing that shit again.

You know what?

You are the one
with the real talent here.

I got nothing.
You got it all, man.

How does it go?
How does it go?

♪ To dream
the impossible dream ♪

- God, Morrison.
How much have you had to drink?

Well, a little dab'll
do ya.

♪ When your arms
are too weary ♪

♪ To reach
the unreachable star ♪

- You have a pass?

- Hoo!

♪ This is my quest, ah ♪

♪ To follow that star ♪

♪ La da-da-da ♪

♪ You can't go too far ♪

Yes.
How you doin'?

Let me...

You know, advanced choir
wants me for a solo.

Think about that.

- So, uh, how about
that interview you still owe me?

- The interview.

Did you know
that Gar loves you?

My man Gar loves you.

And he's probably gonna
be famous some day,

probably the next Hemingway.

So think about that.

- What is it?

- Gar's needed
in the front office.

- How bad?

- It's not pretty.

- Where is he?

- Well, he's...

- What's going on?

Matthew,
what are you doing in here?

- I love you.

I love miss Monar.
- Matthew.

- You got to help me.

- Forget it.

- If you can honestly tell me

the thought has never
crossed your mind...

- Matthew, what is wrong
with you?

- Not looking!

- I'm not! I'm sorry!

Matt?

- A little change
never hurt anybody.

You know,
a little variety?

I love you.

Sorry.

- Hey!
I love you, miss Monar!

- Come on, Matt.

- I love you!

- Come on.

- Hey, just tell 'em
it was Matt, all right?

They can't stop me.
- Come on. Come on, Matt.

- I am the king.

I'm the king, Gar.
- Come on!

She reminds me
of Cameron Diaz.

- I know
what you're doing, Matt.

- Definitely has the eyes, man.

- You're trying
to get kicked off.

- What?

- Come on, man.

- Yeah, get Perryman.

Yeah, get the...
get the coach.

Get those assholes out here.

I will drink ten shots
right in front of them.

They'll never kick me
off this team.

- You want them to.

You're giving them
a reason to.

- Let's go to Wendy's, man.
I need a double.

- We got to think
of a plan, man.

You got to play.

- I'm starving.

- What if...what if
we confront this guy?

What if we tell him

if he messes with you,
we're gonna call the cops?

- Drive, Gar.

- Do you know
how many college scouts

are gonna be down there
tomorrow?

This is huge.

You're not your brother.

- You don't know my brother!

- Okay.

Okay, I'm just saying...

We need to figure something out.

You have to play.

- Don't tell me
what I have to do!

What are you, man?
What do you do?

I bust my ass five days a week
in practice.

All you do is sit on your ass
eating popcorn,

waving your stupid towel.

My brother's right about you.

I don't know
why I waste my time.

- Matt, come on.

Come on.

Matt.

Come on. I'm sorry.

Come on.
We'll go to Wendy's.

Matt!

I'm driving.

Come on, damn it!

- Mr. Green wasn't very happy
with your little auditions.

Make us proud tomorrow,
Matthew.

Make us proud.

- Hey.

Whatcha doing in here?

All the fans
are out front.

I heard about
what you guys did.

Matt told me all about it.

- What are you talking about?

- You did, didn't you?

You actually robbed this guy.

I totally thought
he was bullshitting.

What were you thinking?

I mean, did something snap

inside that little brain
of yours?

- I don't need this
right now.

- What's your problem?

- He's not playing tomorrow.

Did he tell you that?

Oh, man. You don't get it.

- You don't get it either.

You didn't grow up here.

- Right.

- Wait a minute.

You're not gonna write
about it.

You can't prove anything.

- It's a rough draft.

When I found him,
I came and got you, didn't I?

When you graduate, you're gonna
go on to college, right?

Do you ever think about him,

think about where he's gonna be

when someone else is scoring
all the points?

He's not your friend.
He's your hero.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- When your heroes fall,

it's easy to replace them.

You just move on,
find new ones.

It's not the same thing
with friends.

- ♪ Birds ♪

♪ Watching from the lines ♪

♪ As your heart ♪

♪ Beats 1,000 times ♪

♪ As you hide ♪

♪ Just to be alone ♪

♪ As you hide ♪

♪ Just to be... ♪

♪ I listen to the skies
fall in real-time ♪

- Better be
a hell of a good excuse.

- Sometimes
you just do things,

and there's no reason
for it, dad.

- Yeah, well, you've lost
your car privilege.

- Fine.
- Hey! Hey!

You've been spending too much
time with Matt Morrison.

He's not everything
that you've built him up to be.

He's not.

- ♪ I listen to the skies
fall in real-time ♪

♪ I listen to the skies
fall in real-time ♪

- Cotton candy.

Get your cotton candy.

- Take it easy, Matt.

It's just nerves.
You're gonna be fine.

You want some water
or something?

- No.
I don't want any water.

- Here they come,
your Riverton Giants,

bursting onto the court,

and Giants fans here
are loving it.

They showed up in droves
to see what hopefully will be

the school's
eighth championship.

- Of course, we're celebrating
our 100th season,

a century of memories,

and a state title would be
a special one to end it all.

- What an atmosphere.

What a matchup
of Giants fans.

This is what it's all about,
Dave.

- Well, I tell you, J.B.,

it's gonna be a great game.

The two best teams in the state
are out here tonight.

- Of course,
the Giants are 23 and 1,

their only loss coming
at the hands

of this same
Muncie north squad.

- That's right.

- What are some of the keys
for the Giants tonight?

- Well, we'll be looking
for senior leadership,

especially in the backcourt
for Matt Morrison.

He's the key.

- Brad, I need your keys.

- We're up for the Giants.

What?
- I need your car.

- Yeah?
Nobody borrows my car.

- Brad, give me the keys.

- Get up for the Giants.

Everybody get up.

Get up for the Giants.

- Thanks.
Excuse me.

- Everybody get up.
Get up for the Giants.

- We're about set to go here,

and, Dave, I know
you've noticed too.

Matt Morrison has not come
out of the locker room.

I assume they were just taking
some extra time

with the tape job,

but now I'm getting
a report...it's not official...

but a preliminary report
that Matt is not feeling well.

- Oh, wow.
You got to hope...

- and tonight I'm so excited.

The Hoosier state's
gonna be rockin'.

Get ready, America.

The name is Ben Suder,
a PTP-er.

- Can you believe this?

- Well, we've confirmed it now.

Matt Morrison is suffering
from flu-like symptoms.

No word yet on when or if
he'll play tonight.

This could be a devastating blow
for the Giants.

- Well, J.B., you know Matt.

If there's any way
he can be on the floor,

he'll be on the floor tonight.

- We're about set to go here,

the Giants facing
an uphill battle

in what could be
their final game of the year.

Winner takes home
the state title.

Here we go.

The tap goes to Riverton.

Jared fox brings it up
for the Giants.

He's got his work cut out
for him, folks.

It sure is bad,

and Matt Morrison remains
in the locker room.

Brenner taking the inside.

Giants with it now,
trailing by 5.

We're about halfway
through the first period.

Bill's inside, back out to fox.

Looking.
Threw it away.

Giants appear
completely out of sync.

- Now, there's a trick.

- Do you remember me?

I was in here
a couple weeks ago.

- Yeah.

You know your hoop.

- I need to talk
to the manager.

He's...he's about to have a lot
of trouble with the police.

I think I'd better talk to him.

- He's behind the bar.

- Thanks.

- Hey.

- What the hell?

- You bet it.

- Sit down.

- He's your brother.

He'd do anything for you.

- I said sit down.

- You'd better keep drinking,
asshole.

- I told you to sit down.

- Want to try somebody
your own size?

That's what I thought.

Hey, man, you all right?

- You're not going anywhere.

Now sit your ass down.

- Take it easy, man.

- I said sit down.

- Are there bullets
in that thing?

- You're not a killer.

You're not even a thief.

It's just a bunch of bullshit
with you.

- Hey, stop him.

Stop him!
Don't let him leave.

- Suder brings it up
for the devils.

- Aagh!

- In my truck.
Come on. In my truck.

- Kramer to Ferguson,
right side.

To button down low.

Outside to Kramer,
to suder, top of the key,

to Wallace, back to suder,
driving.

He goes up and scores!

Devils lead.

6:24 to go here in the second.

- Son of a...

Pull over, you little shit!

You're dead meat, asshole!

Nudge him.
Come on! Come on!

Move him off!

- Please take your ticket.

Crash!

- Ow! Ow.

Shit, my knee.

- Giants trailing by 15 now.

Time winding down here,
first half.

Devils looking
for the last shot.

They've done just about
everything they've wanted to.

Moore free to shoot.

Suder at the rim.
Slams it.

Suder on the backcourt.
There's the hole.

The end of the first half,

mercifully the end,

the devils extending their lead
to 17 points.

I'm really disappointed
in the effort I've seen so far

from our ball club.

You hate to dwell on it,

but I really don't see
the Giants...

- Oh, shit.

Prock.

Hey, where are you going?

We're up 17.
All we got to do is win.

- Somebody's got to step up.

Mills, you're open in the corner
all night long.

Get your feet set.
Take the shot.

Stop being intimidated
by the stupid-ass zone.

I know you'll put it up.
Don't.

What the hell
are you doing in here?

- Where's Matt?

- Jerry, who's on the door
out there?

Listen. Hey! Hey!

Mills, Brenner, everyone,

listen up right here,
now, focus.

- Matt.

- Devils back on the court now.

The Giants, on the other hand,

clearly spending some extra time
in front of the chalkboard,

see if they can't get
things turned around

here in the second half.

- All right, let's go now.

Move. Come on.
This is it.

16 minutes.

Everything you got.

Leave some skin on the floor.
Let's go.

- Nah, you're full of shit.

- What?

- My brother would never
do that, Gar.

Never.

- You think I'm lying to you?

- You'd do anything
to see us win.

- I'm not lying, Matt.

You know what happened.

You know your brother
did this to you.

- Stop, all right?

- You got to deal with this.

You got to deal with the fact
that he did this to you.

Your brother's a piece of shit.

- Hey, shut the hell up!

All right?

- Why are you doing this?

What do you owe him?

- I don't owe him shit!

All right?

You don't know him.

You don't know my brother, man.
You don't know!

- You know the truth.

I know you know.

- He didn't do nothing.

- If you want to end up
like your brother...

Go ahead.

Maybe you two
deserve each other.

- ♪ I've got a feeling ♪

♪ It's hard to explain ♪

♪ Feels like the devil
rents a room in my brain ♪

♪ Things I'm ashamed of ♪

♪ I feel like dear old
St. Paul ♪

♪ Things that I want to do ♪

♪ I don't do at all ♪

- Hey.

Bridge.

What are you doing here?

- What does it look
like I'm doing?

Are...are you okay?

Did you get into a fight?

- Yeah.

- And they kicked you out?

- It didn't happen
in there.

- Oh.

What's your story?

I mean, the guy on the radio
said it's only halftime.

- It's pretty much over.

- Oh, so you're giving up.

- I'm not the one who gave up.

- Wallace with it,
left side.

Puts up a little jumper.
Hit it!

- You got my keys?

You haven't missed a thing.

We suck.

- Devils going
the other way now.

Wallace underneath to Horton.

Got a layup.
Put it in.

- Let's go. Get back.
All right.

Let's get back.

- Devils with full-court
pressure now.

Brenner in the backcourt,
looking.

Throws the long pass.

Threw it away.

- What is he thinking?

- The decision-making
has just been awful.

- Giants trail by 20.
Just getting blown out.

Under six minutes to go
in the third.

Wait a second.
Maybe a sign of life.

Matt Morrison has come
out of the locker room.

It looks like he's gonna
give it a go.

- What's it mean?

- Probably nothing.

- All right.
Let's go!

- Matt Morrison finally out
on the court for the Giants,

and he has definitely got
his work cut out for him.

Giants trail by 20

with just under five minutes
left in the third.

The crowd's finally getting
back into it here,

giant fans clinging to hope.

- Talk about having
a mountain to climb,

that's what we've got
right now.

- Morrison from deep.

- Yeah!

- White, three.

- ♪ Let's go ♪

♪ Let's go ♪

♪ Let's go ♪

- We're all tied up, 64 apiece.

- Come on, defense!

- Devils with it now.

- They're gonna get Wharton
on the touch foul.

- Devils pull back ahead,

what a move by Wallace.

He is having a monster game.

And Eric Wallace
will step to the line

with an opportunity to give
the devils a three-point lead.

- No way!

- Giants fans are making
all kinds of noise!

- Morrison will bring it up.

A huge trick.

Need to score here.

Giants trail by a bucket.

Under 40 to go.

They can tie it.

- Come on, Matt!

Come on.

- Now the Giants tie it,

what a pass by Matt Morrison.

A lot of big-time players

are making some big-time plays
late.

- Defense!
Come on!

- Under 20 to go,
all tied at 66.

Suder sets it up.

We need a stop here.

Morrison all over it.

- Time-out!

- 68-66 now, Giants down
by 2 points,

and there's only 10 seconds
left on the clock.

- This possession is critical
for us.

- Bob Gordon
drawing up the play.

- You have to think they'll get
the ball to Matt.

Whatever was keeping him
in the locker room,

he's shaken it off here
and played what I'd say is

the best half of basketball
of his career.

- This is it!

- I look for Matt
to go coast to coast.

Just get him the ball.

- Ten to go.

Need to make something
happen here.

Morrison says
clear it out.

Matt with the ball.

He'll bring it up.
Suder all over him.

- Come on!

- Morrison across the timeline.

Dishes to rush on the wing.

Back to Morrison,
suder in his face.

Puts it up just inside
the three-point line.

- Push!

- No!
It's a foul!

It's a foul!
Yeah!

- What?
- He called a foul!

That was definite contact.

There was definite
contact there.

- Whoo!

- White, 3, pushed.

Two shots.

- Unbelievable.

How can you make
that damn call?

Go. Go. Whoo!

- 68-66.

And Matt Morrison will step to
the line to shoot two big ones.

He's the man you want
in this situation,

shooting 92% all year.

He's been perfect
from the charity stripe

throughout the tournament.

Plain and simple,

he's the best free-throw shooter
I've ever seen.

- Good luck, Matt!

- Two shots.

Rest on the first.

- Morrison to shoot two.

- This is all you, man!

- Morrison to make it
a one-point game.

Takes his customary dribbles.

He eyes it.
He flies it.

He's got it!
- Yes!

- 68-67, one to go.

Matt Morrison has hit
six straight tonight.

He'll have
one more free-throw,

a chance to send it
to overtime.

And you have to think

the Giants would have
the momentum.

They've come all the way back
here in the second half.

The last time
these two teams met,

they went to overtime.

And apparently
it's gonna happen again.

You can't hear yourself
down here right now.

Complete bedlam.

Bang!

Boom!

- 69-68, Giants win it.

The Giants win it!
State champ.

Matt Morrison on a tip
at the buzzer.

He followed his own mystery
throw and put it back in.

What a play.
What an effort.

What a game for Matt Morrison.

- Whoo!
- Giants win state.

The Giants win state!

- Whoo-hoo!

- Whoo!

- Whoo!

Yeah!

Whoo!

State champ, hey!

- Hey, state champs, man!

- State!
- Yeah!

- Yeah!
- We won!

- Come on, Chris, put him up!

- State champions!

Whoo-hoo!
Yeah!

- Hey, Matt.
Matt.

Matt.

Congratulations
on a great game tonight.

- So...

Are you sure that Matt
doesn't need a ride?

- Shut up.

- You really think you had
something to do with this?

- Yeah.

Maybe a little bit.

- ♪ Waves of time
that pass us by ♪

♪ Leave the future
open wide ♪

♪ Certain memories
we can't hide ♪

♪ Are the pieces
to our souls ♪

- So let me ask you
a question.

Was tonight the greatest night
of your life?

- The night's not over.

- Really?

- ♪ Life can veer ahead
so mean ♪

♪ I was only 17 ♪

♪ Everything was all mixed up ♪

♪ And I started to change ♪

♪ Questions filled
my angry head ♪

♪ Looking for an answer ♪

♪ From you ♪

♪ Oh oh whoa ♪

♪ I lived near
that darker place ♪

♪ 'Cause all I wanted
was a taste ♪

♪ But I'll escape
without a trace ♪

♪ And so will you ♪

♪ Life can veer ahead
so mean ♪

♪ And I was only 17 ♪

♪ Everything was all mixed up ♪

♪ And I started to change ♪

♪ Questions filled
my angry head ♪

♪ Looking for an answer ♪

♪ From you ♪

♪ Oh oh whoa ♪

♪ From you ♪

♪ Oh oh whoa ♪

♪ All the lights
in your room are off ♪

♪ And your face
is in your hands ♪

♪ This is just
a part of learning ♪

♪ How to stand up ♪

♪ To yourself ♪

♪ You're not fading away ♪

♪ You're just breaking in ♪

♪ All those hopes and dreams ♪

♪ Will come back again ♪

♪ You're trying
to forget it all ♪

♪ Again and again and again ♪

♪ Life can veer ahead
so mean ♪

♪ I was only 17 ♪

♪ Everything was all mixed up ♪

♪ And I started to change ♪

♪ Questions filled
my angry head ♪

♪ Looking for an answer ♪

♪ From you ♪

♪ Oh oh whoa ♪

♪ From you ♪

♪ Oh oh whoa ♪

♪ From you, oh oh oh ♪

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- ♪ These walls
are caving in ♪

♪ I have no way to win ♪

♪ Your lies have been
found out ♪

♪ I'll change
what I'm about ♪

♪ So you think
you found the key ♪

♪ To my lifetime memories ♪

♪ But I'm not ready yet ♪

♪ To end my endless past ♪

♪ Potential ♪

♪ Potential crimes ♪

♪ If I die now ♪

♪ Would only make you smile ♪

♪ And you can take my name ♪

♪ Your words can cut
my veins ♪

♪ But you'll never take
what I did once ♪

♪ Being your first crime ♪

♪ Being your first crime ♪