>> the teams are ultracompetitive. demanding commitment -- >> this is where you earn your playtime! >> sacrifice. and intensity. >> you can do this. you're stronger than this. >> five teams -- >> we come out screaming and yelling! >> five heated rivals. >> we have a fight, we have a fight! >> only one can win. >> you're so worried about winning, you're not playing. >> you forget that they are babies. >> that kid comes across, i want you to put it in his helmet. i don't care if he doesn't get up. >> a lot of people are going to watch that clip, myself included and say, wow, that just seems too intense for kids who are 8 and 9 years old. i have an 8-year-old at home myself. this football, it's fun, it's a way of life. we want to talk about this with lisa quenelle. y and also brian morgan ceo of the texas football league association. first of all, let me ask you, is this tv or is this actually accurate what we just saw there? >> i think it's a combination of both. i mean, you do see some portrayals of the show that, you know, maybe not be 100% accurate. but for the most part, you're ge

>> the teams are ultracompetitive, demanding commitment -- >> this is where you earn your play time. >> -- sacrifice. [ cries ] and intensity. >> you can do this. you are stronger than this. >> it's hard. >> five teams. >> we come out screaming and yelling. >> five heated rivals. >> we've got to fight, we've got to fight! >> only one can win. >> you're so worried about winning, you don't care that you're playing. >> i don't care how much pain you're in! >> you guys forget they're babies. >> i don't care if you don't get up, let's go. >> wow. i mean, a lot of people are going to watch that clip, myself included, and say, wow, that's just -- it seems too intense for kids who are just 8 or 9 years old, and i have an 8-year-old at home myself. other people are saying, hey, it's football, it's fun, it's a way of life. so we want to talk about this with lisa kanell. you saw her son, plays on the junior broncos, one of the teams profiled, and brian morgan, president of the youth football association. welcome both of you to the program. first of all, let me ask you, brian, is this tv, or is

now, i tend to think in this very ultracompetitive business world in which we live, most of us shareications. most of us work hard, most of us do our homework. where some slip up is missing the everyday life work, too busy climbing that we forget we're judged by our very being. impressions count. some say this is very unfair. i say such is life. forgetting that little stuff matters misses the things i think define life, because nearing the end of life, ask yourself this. few of us will recall how worldly a colleague or family member was, right, but we will remember how kind they were, how responsive they were, how real they were. we will remember the person who called out of the blue just to check up, or the worker with the ridiculously positive attitude who got the assignment done early and with a smile. they say we are defined by the company we keep. but what's left out is who makes up that company we keep longer. usually, people who make us happy and make us fulfilled. there are no ivy league degrees for this kind of stuff. in fact, i have known many with ivy league degrees who do

butot just as competitive, for the average person, still ultracompetitive.ms all that matters. i have six kids and a second marriage, and i hopefully will get that one to work. you put a lot of time and energy into other enterprises, the obvious ones i just mentioned. randall's island, getting kids to play tennis. i compensate and try to get in front of the tv every now and then. >> more going on in your life that makes you slightly less -- >> i don't like losing. it is a hell of a lot better to win than lose. i grew up watching you and judy tate tennis -- jimmy play tennis. you were not quite as jacked as federer, or sleep in the thing djokovic does. entourage.one-man if i had a girlfriend or future ex-wife, it was preferable to having a bunch of people handing me things were saying yes for everything i did. i guess this has helped maximize their potential. you have a trainer and a masseuse and someone that pats you on the back and tells you how great you are. you have your coach and your parents. i love my parents but i did not want them at every tournamen

>> the teams are ultracompetitive, demanding

>> the teams are ultracompetitive. demanding commitment -- >> this is where you earn your playtime!u're stronger than this.