Red Zone (Various)

In Troy, Ohio, there's Trojan football and then there's everything else. It's been that way as long as anyone can remember. But it's been more than a decade since Troy took home the state title. This season, they finally have a chance to end the drought. Brian Norwood is the son of a Trojan football legend. His father starred on the last championship team-an undefeated team. And it seems like every sacred Trojan tradition began with his dad. Now Brian is the starting tight end-a member of the team's inner circle. He's finally living up to his father's expectations. But being one of Troy's privileged few is not at all what Brian expected.

Efram, the new kid, never played football until Coach recruited him. Flick, the outsider, is really too small to play, but he has an uncanny ability to read the field. Together, they'll put the Trojans on a winning path.

Gary wants to be starting quarterback, but Shane is coach's favorite. Gary plans to expose Shane for drunk driving and take the starter's spot. But when Gary discovers the cause of Shane's behavior, will he change his mind?

Kyle and Mike dream of playing college football. But Mike has taken some serious hits in their high school games. To keep Mike playing, Kyle helps him cheat the school's concussion tests. But at what risk?

Orlando is a star player for the Troy Central High Trojans. He also has a serious temper. After clashing with Coach Zachary, Orlando does the unthinkable: he joins the Trojans' rivals, the Athens High Raiders.

Darius finally has a shot at the halfback spot. But he hasn't improved through hard work alone; he's taking "nutritional supplements." Now he's concerned about his health. But if he confesses, will he blow his chance to play?

Efram is new to Troy, Ohio, a town where football is everything. And as soon as he sets foot in Troy Central High, the school's head coach takes notice of Efram's perfect football build. Suddenly Efram is gearing up for practice-even though he has never played the game. Flick is too small to run for a touchdown or sack a quarterback. And with his mohawk and outsider attitude, he's not exactly a team player. But he notices things on the football field that most people can't see. When Flick and Efram team up, they'll show Troy Central High a whole new way to win.