Friday Night Lights quotes
241 total quotesLyla: You should try practice without a hangover. I hear it's a entirely different game.
Tim: Yeah, that's kind of what I'm afraid of.
Tim: Yeah, that's kind of what I'm afraid of.
Mac MacGill: We're gonna kick your ass this year!
Coach Taylor: 20 bucks and shots says you won't!
Coach Taylor: 20 bucks and shots says you won't!
Mama Williams: Where you going?
Smash: To my room! I'm going to my room!
Mama Williams: You better lower your voice boy, your sisters are sleeping.
Smash: How could you be so stupid?
Mama Williams: You better watch your mouth.
Smash: How could you go to Coach? Do you realize what you did? If he goes to the Athletic Commission I'm gone, I'm off the team forever. My scholarships, oh yeah, all them letters they've been sending me, they don't mean nothing now, they worthless--gone, all gone. You ruined my life Mama.
Mama Williams: No, son, I'm trying to save it. You wanna know why I went to your Coach?
Smash: Please tell me.
Mama Williams: ‘Cause I didn't want to think that you were dumb enough to do something so stupid on your own.
Smash: To my room! I'm going to my room!
Mama Williams: You better lower your voice boy, your sisters are sleeping.
Smash: How could you be so stupid?
Mama Williams: You better watch your mouth.
Smash: How could you go to Coach? Do you realize what you did? If he goes to the Athletic Commission I'm gone, I'm off the team forever. My scholarships, oh yeah, all them letters they've been sending me, they don't mean nothing now, they worthless--gone, all gone. You ruined my life Mama.
Mama Williams: No, son, I'm trying to save it. You wanna know why I went to your Coach?
Smash: Please tell me.
Mama Williams: ‘Cause I didn't want to think that you were dumb enough to do something so stupid on your own.
Mama Williams: You quitting football to try and make a point about racism in a small Texas town, that ain't the "Million Man March" You are seventeen and you got a brilliant future ahead of you and I'm not gonna sit here and watch you throw it away trying to teach a lesson to a bunch of fools. You know how you get back at people that think like Mac McGill. You get back on that team. You play like the star that you are and you get recruited by an A-list University, go on and get your degree. Now you get up from here, get you something to eat, get your butt in the bed 'cause you're going to that game tomorrow.
Smash: What about everybody who said they weren't gonna play?
Mama Williams: You a leader honey, they'll follow you.
Smash: What about everybody who said they weren't gonna play?
Mama Williams: You a leader honey, they'll follow you.
Matt: [to Coach Taylor] I think I might have been confused between what was right for the team, and what... and what was right.
Matt: Do, you want me to walk you to the door or something?
Julie: Are you kidding me, my dad's gonna kill you if he sees you. Where are my keys?
Matt: Julie, I love you.
Julie: Uh, what?
Matt: I love you.
Julie: Um...um. Me, too. I love you too. I'll call you later.
Matt: OK, bye.
Julie: Are you kidding me, my dad's gonna kill you if he sees you. Where are my keys?
Matt: Julie, I love you.
Julie: Uh, what?
Matt: I love you.
Julie: Um...um. Me, too. I love you too. I'll call you later.
Matt: OK, bye.
Matt: Does your mom know that you're here?
Julie: Matt, why are you even asking that?
Matt: Look, it's just I don't really want you getting grounded again. I kind of like being allowed to see you.
Julie: [laughing] I'm not gonna get grounded again okay?
Matt: You're not?
Julie: No, and nothing is gonna keep me from seeing you.
Julie: Matt, why are you even asking that?
Matt: Look, it's just I don't really want you getting grounded again. I kind of like being allowed to see you.
Julie: [laughing] I'm not gonna get grounded again okay?
Matt: You're not?
Julie: No, and nothing is gonna keep me from seeing you.
Matt: Have you, um, you haven't maybe thought about um, maybe, what I, what I asked you the other night about maybe going out.
Julie: Uh, yeah, yeah. I'm considering.
Matt: Considering.
Julie: I-I just--
Matt: No, no. That's great.
Julie: Uh, yeah, yeah. I'm considering.
Matt: Considering.
Julie: I-I just--
Matt: No, no. That's great.
Matt: I don't think that I can go to the concert.
Julie: Why can't you go to the concert?
Matt: Because I'm pissed off at you. I mean, you cheated on me with the Swede and then you wouldn't tell me about it until I pushed you about it and then when that didn't seem to work out you came back to me as if, you know, that would just be okay and you never said you were sorry.
Julie: I am sorry.
Matt: That might have worked a couple of weeks ago. I'm sure you'll find somebody else to go to the concert with you.
Julie: Why can't you go to the concert?
Matt: Because I'm pissed off at you. I mean, you cheated on me with the Swede and then you wouldn't tell me about it until I pushed you about it and then when that didn't seem to work out you came back to me as if, you know, that would just be okay and you never said you were sorry.
Julie: I am sorry.
Matt: That might have worked a couple of weeks ago. I'm sure you'll find somebody else to go to the concert with you.
Matt: I gotta get up there in front of everybody and say good stuff about this man. And all I really want to say is 'Here lies Henry Saracen, his mother annoyed him, his wife couldn't stand him and he didn't want to be a dad so he took off to be in the army because that's the only way he could come up with to get out of here and ditch all your responsibilities and no one could call you out on it and that worked out great so you just decided to enlist four more times and that ended up getting you killed and now here you are. And all you left behind is a mother with dementia, a divorced wife and a son that delivers pizza. Thank you for coming 100 people I do not know.' You know what the worst part is? Even if I did get up and say all that I don't even know if I'm saying it to him because I don't know what's in that damn box. It's a closed casket-- might be someone else, someone funnier or a bunch of rocks.
Matt: I'm just trying to worry about beating Arnett Mead on Friday. That's all I wanna be thinking about, okay? And, and that's hard. I don't know if you're aware, but we never beat Arnett Mead. I mean, not even Jason Street ever beat Arnett Mead ever, okay? So, I'm trying to worry about that, meantime I got some freshman named Joe Doyle breathing down my neck and it's - look, if I hear anyone talk about this 70 yard pass he threw like ever again I'm gonna lose it because I don't even care. It was in practice, it wasn't defenders, it was no- I can throw a ball 70 yards if no one's like, running at me. It's harder to do - Sorry, you don't care about this.
Julie: No, I do care.
Matt: No, you shouldn't. I'm just, I'm just ranting. I apologize.
Julie: You're really adorable when you rant.
Julie: No, I do care.
Matt: No, you shouldn't. I'm just, I'm just ranting. I apologize.
Julie: You're really adorable when you rant.
Matt: So, you wanna maybe try and study again in the...
Julie: I think we should have sex.
Matt: Morning.
Julie: Well, I think it's time, don't you think. [Matt nods] Yeah, me too, so um, let's get on that, good night.
Tami: [from the car] Hey, Matt.
Matt: Hi, Mrs...Mrs. Coach.
Julie: I think we should have sex.
Matt: Morning.
Julie: Well, I think it's time, don't you think. [Matt nods] Yeah, me too, so um, let's get on that, good night.
Tami: [from the car] Hey, Matt.
Matt: Hi, Mrs...Mrs. Coach.
Matt: Someone gave me this grieving handbook and it said: when you're dad dies you should most likely, probably go to a music festival in Austin.
Julie: You're such a liar.
Julie: You're such a liar.
Matt: There's this new freshmen this year and everyone think he's the next Peyton Manning or something, so I got replaced.
Shelby: Oh Matt, I'm sorry. You don't deserve that.
Matt: I didn't really deserve the job in the first place. The only reason I was starting is 'cause our quarterback, Jason Street, he got paralyzed in the middle of a game.
Shelby: Oh my god.
Matt: Yeah, it was pretty horrible. You know, they needed me and I stepped up, and I worked my ass off and I did everything I could, you know? But I guess it just wasn't really enough.
Shelby: It sounds like you did a great job...ever think about just taking a break?
Matt: You can't quit the team.
Shelby: Why, what would they do? Shoot you?
Matt: Probably. We do live in Texas.
Shelby: Oh Matt, I'm sorry. You don't deserve that.
Matt: I didn't really deserve the job in the first place. The only reason I was starting is 'cause our quarterback, Jason Street, he got paralyzed in the middle of a game.
Shelby: Oh my god.
Matt: Yeah, it was pretty horrible. You know, they needed me and I stepped up, and I worked my ass off and I did everything I could, you know? But I guess it just wasn't really enough.
Shelby: It sounds like you did a great job...ever think about just taking a break?
Matt: You can't quit the team.
Shelby: Why, what would they do? Shoot you?
Matt: Probably. We do live in Texas.
Matt: Um, did, uh, did you finish your book?
Julie: I did. What'd you do last night?
Matt: Uh, nothing, I, I just you know, I just went out to work and then I went home.
Julie: I saw the calendar.
Matt: Wh--What?
Julie: A bunch of the rally girls were passing around this morning.
Matt: No, see they totally kidnapped me like, like with Riggins the other night. But nothing happened, so it's--it's but nothing happened at all.
Julie: Why'd you lie about it?
Julie: I did. What'd you do last night?
Matt: Uh, nothing, I, I just you know, I just went out to work and then I went home.
Julie: I saw the calendar.
Matt: Wh--What?
Julie: A bunch of the rally girls were passing around this morning.
Matt: No, see they totally kidnapped me like, like with Riggins the other night. But nothing happened, so it's--it's but nothing happened at all.
Julie: Why'd you lie about it?