Sean Faris credited as playing...
Rick Penning
- Coach Richard Penning: I give you the keys to the car and this is what I get.
- Rick Penning: After what I've been through the last year, you really believe that I'd be messing with drugs and booze the day I get home?
- Coach Richard Penning: Okay, there where drugs and beer all over you and the car.
- Rick Penning: It was Lars and Marty. Test me. I haven't had a drink in a year.
- Coach Richard Penning: Rick, do you have any idea how much potential you had.
- Rick Penning: Lars set me up.
- Coach Richard Penning: See, my future was stolen.
- Rick Penning: [under his breath] You're not even listening.
- Coach Richard Penning: An-an-an... you know, an-an-an-and, what are you doing? You just throwing it all away for, what - drugs, booze, some girls?
- Rick Penning: So I guess what I said really doesn't make a difference.
- Coach Richard Penning: Rick, it kills me to sit back and watch you throw everything away. I mean, when are you gonna dig deep and first-string the real Rick Penning
- Rick Penning: You wanna talk about first-stringing a Penning? You won nationals in 1986! You were on the original Highland Rugby Team! You were a Highland Rugby Player.
- Coach Richard Penning: I didn't win anything.
- Rick Penning: You were on the team. You know what they taught.
- Coach Richard Penning: I was on nothing.
- Rick Penning: I saw your picture, Dad. You were on the team.
- Coach Richard Penning: No, Gelwix made sure that I wasn't on that team by putting me somewhere that I shouldn't have been. I told him, but he insisted that I play a forward.
- Rick Penning: He was doing what was best for you and the team.
- Coach Richard Penning: No, no, Gelwix stole my life.
- Rick Penning: Well, he's given me mine back. I play for Highland. I am benched for drugs and alcohol, suspended for lying. I don't do anything to embarrass myself, my team, or my family - not anymore. Highland Rugby. Kia Kaha. I'm done.
- Rick Penning: [teaching the rules of rugby to other inmates] Now, if you get tackled and you go down, you must release the ball back to one of your own guys. Then he takes it and goes. We don't stop. There's no huddles, no time-outs.
- Detention Boy: So, it's kinda like football and soccer?
- Rick Penning: It's kinda like Rugby.
- Bingham: [with Rick getting in his car] Belt up, brah.
- Rick Penning: I'm not your "brah," so quit calling me that.
- Bingham: Okay, okay, no problem. Belt up, SISTER.
- Coach Larry Gelwix: Rick, I want to ask you to be a captain.
- Rick Penning: But, uh, Q's already captain.
- Coach Larry Gelwix: We always have at least two.
- Rick Penning: But he can't stand me - the same with half the guys out there.
- Coach Larry Gelwix: This isn't about them. It's about you. It's about being the best Rick.
- Rick Penning: But what about Tumo?
- Coach Larry Gelwix: He and three or four other guys came to me, suggesting you. The team doesn't get this kind of stuff wrong.
- Rick Penning: Oh, look, it's my mother.
- [Bingham waits by his car for Rick, waving and smiling]
- Griggs: That's a big mama!
- Coach Richard Penning: [after asking Rick to behave unethically] This is our year. We deserve that title.
- Rick Penning: What do you mean "we?" My team is Highland.
- Coach Richard Penning: Okay, you see, you don't get to choose. You will leave this house or not, if we say. You will drive that car or not, if we say. You will go to Colorado or not, if I say, and right now I say that you will be at practice with your Razorbacks tomorrow. Rick, sit down.
- Rick Penning: Have me arrested.
- Marcus Tate: Nice to meet you, Rick. I'm Marcus Tate, administrator here at Wasatch.
- [Offers his hand for Rick to shake, which Rick doesn't take]
- Marcus Tate: You can call me King Tate, Sir Marc, Marcus, whatever you like.
- Rick Penning: Where's my stuff, Marcus?
- Marcus Tate: Oh, I had the bellhop take it to your suite.
- Rick Penning: I don't get it. You know exactly why I'm here and you still act like you care. I'm just a no good spy who cheap-shotted your star player last year.
- Coach Larry Gelwix: First of all, I attribute that cheap shot to your coach, not you; and, second, let's focus on where you could end up, not where you were or are; and - God doesn't make a no-good ANYTHING. You just got to learn to listen and pay attention to that spirit inside you. And learning to listen - that takes a lot of discipline.