Mr. White, the new P.E. coach. – That's right.

Welcome to McFarland. This is a farming town. These are good kids, smart kids, they just need a chance at a better future.

I'm Coach White, your new P.E. teacher. Alright, run a lap.

Wow! They're fast. – They are. – You want another one?

You know that kid? – Yeah, that's Thomas Valles.

Do you know how fast you were going? – What are you? A cop? – Because you were running a mile in five minutes. – So?

Principal Camillo, I want to start a cross-country team. – That's a private school sport.

We have kids here who seem like they can run forever, and they pick in extreme heat, they go to school all day,

some of them even run home. I 've seen it. – Jim, let me ask you something? You 've coached cross-country before?

No. – Well, you sound perfect. – Do you think the guys would be into cross-country?

For what? – To win, to compete. – Nobody wins around here, White.

It doesn't have to be that way. I watched you run. What do you say? Want to help me get a team together?

Six miles, same pace. – Now I 've seen everything. – You guys keep going, I 'll time you from here.

Let's hit it again.

Mr. White. - ( Words in Spanish here ). – You want to eat?

Put them on. – Ain't no way I 'm wearing these. – Yeah, well then you 're running naked.

If we wear them, you wear them, ( Spanish word ).

Each hour that my boys train with you is one hour they do not work with me.

If you believe in yourselves and you believe in your teammates, it won't matter what anyone else thinks.

Nice shorts, dude. – Do you play golf? – Yeah. – This ain't golf.

Jose, hold on to Victor. You guys are super human. - McFarland baby. – There's nothing you can't do with that kind of strength.

You kids have the biggest hearts I 've ever seen.

Uno - dos - tres – McFarland.