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* DeathGlare: Sheryl's response to Coach Boone's suggestion that she might to [[InsistentTerminology pl- accessorize]] with dolls.
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* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler:The coach of the Titans' opponent in the state finals.]]
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* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler:The [[spoiler:Ed Henry, the coach of the Titans' opponent in the state finals.]]
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* StartsWithTheirFuneral: The film opens and closes with the rest of the characters attending [[spoiler:Gerry's]] funeral, although we don't find out whose funeral it is until the end of the film.
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* StartsWithTheirFuneral: The film opens and closes with the rest of the characters attending [[spoiler:Gerry's]] funeral, although we don't find out whose funeral it is until [[EndingMemorialService the end of the film.film]].
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In reality, Alexandria's schools had been desegregated in ''1959''. All of the opposing teams T.C. Williams played were also integrated. What actually happened in 1971 was a merger of the city's three high schools to create one monster school with just juniors and seniors (freshmen and sophomores went to either Hammond or George Washington HS), making its football team an All-City All-Star team and games against T. C. Williams a ForegonConclusion (this also applied to other sports such as baseball, basketball, track and field). Moreover, predecessor Hammond HS (under Coach Yoast) had just won the 1970 state championship. Similarly, Gerry Bertier's paralyzing injury occurred when the season was already over, rather than right before the championship game. And the championship game wasn't the classic nailbiter depicted, but a 27-'''0''' blowout. Not to mention that the film's championship matchup against George C. Marshall HS was in reality a midseason game (though the real game was the toughest they played all year and did have the nailbiting finish), while the championship game was against Andrew Lewis HS. Also, Coach Yoast's daughter Sheryl was depicted as an only child, instead of the third of four daughters.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In reality, Alexandria's schools had been desegregated in ''1959''. All of the opposing teams T.C. Williams played were also integrated. What actually happened in 1971 was a merger of the city's three high schools to create one monster school with just juniors and seniors (freshmen and sophomores went to either Hammond or George Washington HS), making its football team an All-City All-Star team and games against T. C. Williams a ForegonConclusion ForegoneConclusion (this also applied to other sports such as baseball, basketball, track and field). Moreover, predecessor Hammond HS (under Coach Yoast) had just won the 1970 state championship. Similarly, Gerry Bertier's paralyzing injury occurred when the season was already over, rather than right before the championship game. And the championship game wasn't the classic nailbiter depicted, but a 27-'''0''' blowout. Not to mention that the film's championship matchup against George C. Marshall HS was in reality a midseason game (though the real game was the toughest they played all year and did have the nailbiting finish), while the championship game was against Andrew Lewis HS. Also, Coach Yoast's daughter Sheryl was depicted as an only child, instead of the third of four daughters.
