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At Edna Karr High School in New Orleans, football coach Brice Brown and his Cougars have their eyes on a fifth straight Louisiana state championship. But a run for another title is shadowed by violence in Algiers, one of the city's deadliest neighborhoods.
The Cougars battle it out for the state championship. Coach Brown and his staff works to keep their players off the violent streets of Algiers and focused during summer workouts.
As Hurricane Ida batters New Orleans, several players and coaches evacuate Algiers. When the season starts, the Cougars are dominant as ever despite a key injury. In a close game against rivals Warren Easton, a new superstar emerges.
The Cougars navigate college offers and increasing violence in Algiers. Thanksgiving offers a much-needed break from relentless drive to reclaim the title, but then come the playoffs - and a tough opponent in the semifinals.
Hope and loss sit side by side in Algiers when graduation is tarnished by tragedy. The only way Coach Brown can move is forward. The seniors prepare for college, the juniors for next season, and the pursuit of saving a child continues.
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