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We just gotta keep

getting better.

I like their

chances this year, I do.

And it starts with

that offensive line

and with Mr. Brown.

Come on, O.C., come

on, let's go! Come on, O.C.!

We get just hordes of

film coming into the office

and to be totally honest,

most of the film we get

gets thrown in a pile,

never to be seen again.

So this link came across

my desk, and the first play,

you knew O.C. was special.

From Manassas High

School, number 77, O.C. Brown!

That's what I'm

talking about, O.C.!

O.C. was one of those

kids from Loomis Junior High,

- in that class.

- Hike!

Mike noticed in O.C.,

he said, Bill, this kid is...

for his speed and size,

he's just a big athlete,

he's really good.

We were thinking

this kid can play

some college football somewhere.

But no one had

ever heard of him.

Nobody. So, I pieced together

this grainy YouTube clip...

It had thousands

of hits in the first 48 hours.

And that's where it went nuts.

# Under the bridge

Asleep in the shade #

# All of the terrible... ##

Just to see him

sometimes turn the corner

and nobody'd be there and

he's running with the back,

you think oh my gosh,

this is scary.

That's a big dude

running that fast.

Got some mail.

Auburn, Arkansas,

North Carolina State,

Louisville, Mississippi State,

Southern Miss.

Nah, these ones I got

these in one day, I think.

O.C. is a perfect

picture of North Memphis.

Raised by his grandmother

in a very small house,

mother's deceased,

father's kind of in and out.

If he can have

a good senior year and get

a Division I scholarship.

You know, the sky's the limit.

I don't want to say football

is everything to me. But...

This is a very

good friend of mine.

And when you find out who

he is and what he's about,

and where he comes from,

you'll find out anybody

can do anything.

So, just to speak to you

for a few minutes,

is my buddy, Aaron Hayden.

Thanks Coach.

I always ask two

questions when I speak,

and I'm going to raise my hand

and answer the questions myself.

Raise your hand, anybody

in here, that has a parent,

that graduated from

college, in this room,

raise your hand.

You'll notice I

put my hand down.

Anybody raise your hand

if you have two parents

that graduated from college.

Mom and dad,

graduated from college.

Is there anybody in this

room who has two parents?

I've got another question.

Raise your hand if

you've had a close relative,

a brother, uncle, cousin, anybody,

that has served time in jail.

I have my hand up

as well, and that's...

...that's the thing, when I talk

to kids, from where we come from,

is that you got to think

outside your circumstances.

I didn't have

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