You are 9-11 years old. One more loss and you don't make the playoffs. Would you like to play? I have nothing else to tell you. You must make the decision to be a team. So before going into the field, you need to resolve this issue between yourselves. At this point, all the players confront Brian about the problems they are having with him and tell him to leave. As he leaves, Gary tells him not to quit the team, but Brain exclaims, "What a team." Gary follows him, telling Brain to handle this situation like men. Brain tells his teammates that he doesn't play for them, so Gary tells him he's right, then asks him who he plays for and continues to pester him until he answers the question and Brian says to Gary that he plays for his big brother Ray. . He tells his team the story of his brother, how he was a great player and how a drunk driver killed him. Brian tells them that there is a lot of pressure to replace his brother and that his father has worked him so hard to try to fill them and must make his father proud. After hearing Brian talk about his situation, his teammates tell him that they supported him and are now his brothers. I agree with the method Coach Collins used because it brought Brian and the team together as a whole. Sometimes when a coach yells at you all the time, you need him to back off.