Ep 6. As Long As We Win We're Fine
- TV-14
- May 15, 2017
- 43 min
In Season 2 Episode 6 of Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country, entitled "As Long As We Win We're Fine," the stakes are high for the Beaver Falls Tigers as they take on their rivals, the Central Valley Warriors. The Tigers are determined to secure a win and earn their spot in the playoffs, but tensions are running high.
The episode opens with the Tigers hitting the field for a high-intensity practice session. Head coach Cris Carter pushes the boys to their limits, drilling them on strategy and conditioning exercises. Meanwhile, assistant coach Barry Smith works with the defense, honing their techniques and pushing them to play with aggression.
As the game approaches, the Tigers' nerves begin to show. Quarterback Gaven Vogt struggles to balance his responsibilities as a team leader with his own anxieties, while linebacker Mikey Hill worries about making a costly mistake on the field.
Despite the pressure, the Tigers come out strong in the first half. Vogt leads a touchdown drive early on, and the defense manages to hold the Warriors to just a field goal. The Tigers head to the locker room at halftime feeling confident in their performance so far.
However, the second half proves to be a different story. The Warriors come out with a renewed energy, scoring two quick touchdowns and taking the lead. The Tigers' offense struggles to get back on track, while the defense begins to tire.
As the clock winds down, the Tigers rally for one last drive to try and tie up the game. Vogt leads the offense down the field, but with just seconds remaining, they fall just short of the end zone.
Despite the loss, the Tigers hold their heads high. They have given it their all on the field, and now must wait to see if they will still have a chance at the playoffs.
Off the field, tensions between the coaches and parents continue to simmer. Coach Carter is frustrated with the lack of support from some of the fathers, while Coach Smith tries to keep the peace between the two sides.
In the end, "As Long As We Win We're Fine" is a tense and emotional episode that showcases the highs and lows of competitive sports. Viewers will be left on the edge of their seats as they watch the Tigers fight to the bitter end.
