Varsity Blues | Mox Scores A Touchdown | Max

When West Canaan's star quarterback Lance (Paul Walker) is suddenly sidelined due to an injury, Coyotes' Coach Bud Kilmer (Jon Voight) has no choice but to send in benchwarmer and resident underdog Jonathan "Mox" (James Van Der Beek). Can Mox take the heat? You bet he can. #VarsityBlues

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[frankcarranza]

Then the coach went to hunt anacondas after his career was over.

[brunobotr]

When the dad realizes the son hit him on purpose at the bbq.

[ElFrijoleroALV]

We all know what happened to Bud Kilmer after this, he went to become a guard at a juvenile prison and teach boys to dig for character.

[petermonteleone]

I don't understand how Coach Kilmer says "you got it!" when Moxon doesn't know the play, but then gets so pissy when it's not the right formation.. oh well LOL Still LOVE this movie!!!

[dcbqb]

The whole reason I love this movie to death is that people always thought Bud Kilmer pulled off the play but it was the high school backup who paid attention to score, win, and support his teammates

[DialgaMarine]

I love when Mox’s dad realizes his son probably nailed him in the nose on purpose

[bobmarlowe]

I always get a chuckle out of the look on the deputy's face when the guy next to him makes the Charmin comment.

[DanGerUS]

Gotta say, that in game footage looks basically how it is on the field. Some very big studios don’t get it done that good.

[robm]

The perfect movie for Movie Mondays in my office.

[dallased]

Football in Texas is kind of like a religion. You have people who are extremely passionate about it, who believe things have to be done a certain way and will do anything to win. I have met coaches like Bud Kilmer. In fact my sons when he was in a pee wee league played against a team that had a Bud Kilmer and their players were the dirtiest players I've ever seen in a pee wee league! It got so bad that literally parents started pulling their kids from any games against this team for fear their child would get hurt since so many kids were getting injured against them. The next season the school was booted from the program. So anyone who watches this movie and said that Bud Kilmer was not realistic...no, unfortunately he's all too realistic.

[cheapseats]

This movie should be mandatory viewing for anyone who plays HS football.

[louisstiles]

I love the football action in this movie I think its one of the best of all time.

[danielpenrodii]

A lot of movies and tv shows hilariously fail to make their football gameplan even seem half-realistic. This movie did a phenomenal job of putting a product out that looks like a real game.

[dillonx]

Fun Fact: Van Der Beek is wearing #4 as an homage to his favorite quarterback Brett Favre

[johnaa]

If you played ball, we all know a coach like him

[javieraldape]

Bud Kilmer is the most Texas High School football coach name ever.

[chrisbarton]

Reminds me of high school in my small town those 3 years varsity ball we was gods and it was time of our lives

[garayworkshop]

It really makes you appreciate how well Friday Night Light's production manage to shoot football and made it feel alive and tense...

[dadbodtee]

"That Moxon ain't worth the Charmin Extra Soft he wipes his butt with."

[MrRobinson]

Best guesses for the play that Mox was supposed to run are either I-Left, Double Wing Slant or I-Left, Spread Slant.