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Boaz Yakin, the director of “Remember the Titans”, tell us the story of an American football team of a recently integrated high school. The team transitions from hating each other to becoming a brotherhood. A turning point in this transition is the run to Gettysburg, where coach Boone leads the boys on an early morning run before delivering a powerful speech. Real-life lessons we learned from “Remember the Titans,” whether we realize we learned them or not include: change is key to success. When the Titans head to training camp, they’re a team divided. It’s black versus white; new versus old; change versus history. In order for Denzel Washington’s Coach Boone to unify all of his players and coaches and develop a great football team, he has to change the way the team practices on the field as well as how they live and think off of it. Coach Boone says, “Everything we do is change. We gon’ change the way we run. We gon’ change the way we eat. We gon’ change the way we block. We gon’ change the way we tackle. We gon’ change the way we win.”