No district title, no shot at state.

Varsity Blues is a cult sports drama film released in 1999. Set in a small Texas town, the movie revolves around the intense world of high school football and the pressures faced by its players. The story follows the rebellious quarterback, Jonathon "Mox" Moxon, played by James Van Der Beek, as he replaces the injured star quarterback, Lance Harbor, portrayed by Paul Walker. Alongside them is a talented ensemble cast, featuring Amy Smart as Mox's love interest, Darcy, and Jon Voight as the notorious and ruthless football coach, Bud Kilmer. As a tale of friendship, love, and the struggle for identity, Varsity Blues resonated with audiences, becoming a beloved coming-of-age film. Navigating the complexities of both sport and life, it explores themes of parental expectation, personal growth, and the sacrifices made for success. To experience the sounds and emotions of this iconic film, you can play and download them here.