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On his death bed, Rodney Van der Graff tells the incredible tale about a group of blue collar soccer (football) players who take on the more privileged athletes for the state championships. There, they have to overcome the odds and fight not only their opponents, but their volatile and clueless head coach who has a history of violence.

The script's first draft was 348 pages long.

The writer originally approached James Gartner, "Glory Road," about the project, but declined due to the fact that he wants to stay away from the movie business.

The first draft took three weeks to write.

Though the names of the characters and schools are fictional, the story is based on the writer's soccer career at his high school.

Gerry began writing the script during the 2014 FIFA world Cup.

One of the scripts first editors is one of the writer's teammates from high school, whom the character of Robert is loosely based off.

The writer finished the first draft of the script in Las Vegas.

Gerry Garcia's screenwriting debut.

Gerry Garcia continued to play soccer and stay in shape for the role while he was writing and revising it.

The writer and director approached Don Schain (High School Musical) about the project.

A new 115 page draft was completed in March 2016.

Local Utah legend, Jeff Olson, was attached to play the role of Wayne Evans but died unexpectedly before production began.

As of February 2018, the film will utilise the expertise of former USMNT World Cup member and for sports analyst, Eric Wynalda. He will be providing the game sequence choreography for the film along with taking a voiceover role as announcer #1.

Michelle Marks of John Varvatos will be providing her services for costume design.