Compton High School Football

10 Steps 2 Revolution1. Teach ALL student-athletes to throw and kick. 2. Embrace the growing Latino community. 3. Use tech 4. Use film/different mediums to teach about media/film.

5. Make "USE YOUR BRAIN" team motto! 6. Breakfast Program7. Recruit Celebrity/Hollywood Allies

8. Seek brand relationships.

9. Seek community allies.

10. Build team brand with e-commerce and store front.

1. Teach ALL student-athletes to throw and kick.

No positions. No play calls just facilitation and providing the base offense (The Weird T: Double Wing T/Option

fusion with heavy emphasis on special teams).

DEMONSTRATION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uGbHf9bZwY

2. Embrace the growing Latino community. Football is a predominately black and white sport. Step 1 is

related to Step 2 because a game where kicking and throwing is taught to all students will help to be more

inclusive of Compton High School majority, and growing Latino community, a community whose roots are in soccer

but having a growing and passionate love of American Football.

3. USE TECHto find out how much kids are actually running and heart rate, rather than flawed human eye. Democratize decision making

with real-time polling of kids with technology. (Mobile tracking, data gathering) film/different mediums to teach about

media/film. Allow students to question the reliability of film/surveillance.

4. Lacrosse to replace spring footballLESS IMPACT,

MORE COLLEGE SPOTS. PERIOD

5. Make "USE YOUR BRAIN" team motto! Emphasize critical thinking and concussion prevention during all team

events.

6. Create a Compton High School Football run Breakfast Program, used to improve ALL

student body health and knowledge about self-care and nutrition. Competitve American

Football uses between 500-600 calories per hour, more than any competitive sport than boxing. Reason for private/Catholic school

advantage.

7. Seek relationship with Celebrity/Hollywood Allies for support with sponsorship and media

education/exposure. Especially rapper and Compton alums Kendrick Lamar and Jayceon

Taylor.

8. Seek brand relationship with a vision in line with Kanye West's vision for Chicago high

school uniforms. Ideally with the Reebok brand because of 3 major factors (1. Basquiat collection as a form of education, 2. The

brand's relationship with Kendrick Lamar. 3. Less likely to be stolen than Jordan’s, Yeezy’s).

9. Seek community alliances with local police department, off-duty police, neighborhood

watch/policing programs, and ex/current gang members to avoid violence at all Compton High

School Football events.

10. Build team brand with e-commerce and store front whose profits flow back into the

team, school, and community from merchandise, tickets sales, and television.