There are many differences and similarities between the book Taking Sides, and the movie McFarland U.S. Starting off, a difference I would like to point out is the sport and the team they had. For example, “Taking Sides” revolved around a basketball team with a harsh coach who didn’t like Lincoln. Next example, McFarland created a cross-country team with a demanding but hopeful coach. Furthermore, another difference is the type of neighborhood they moved into. First example, is that Lincoln and his mom moved into a neighborhood where people had luxury cars, big houses, new everything, but the neighbors are very unsocial and don’t say “hi”. On the other hand, McFarland was a town with small colorful houses, fields being picked, kids roaming
There are many differences and a few similarities between Taking Sides and McFarland USA. First, some differences are the sports.in Taking Side basketball was the sports but in McFarland USA the sports was Cross Country. Second, differences were the carters Thomas had tribally whit his father but Lincoln had tribally whit figure out how he was. Frist similarity was Lincoln, coach had to move to a new place Lincoln had to move to San Francisco, and coach white had to move to Rural Californian.
Did you know that McFarland USA and Taking sides have many differences but they also have so many things alike? First, one thing in McFarland USA that is different than in Taking sides is how they went to different communities. For example, Coach White moved to a poor brown community from a white one, and Lincoln moved to a rich white community from a brown one. Next, one similarity about the stories was how they both won their final games, like how Lincoln won his basketball game and went out with his team, and Coach White and his team won the cross country meet. In conclusion, I thought that McFarland USA was a better story than Taking sides because of the climax and the resolution, but that is just my opinion.
McFarland U.S.A first they differ from one another in the type of sports they focus on they did cross Coach white felt safe in McFarland U.S.A .They were doing cross country. In addition another way they differ is the setting. Rich suburb McFarland had a
There are differences and a few similarities between Taking Sides and McFarland USA. First, the coaches in how they act. Coach Yesutis is vicious, evil and likes to get in your face. On the other hand, Coach White is kind hearted toward the kids because he likes how well the kids are towards him as well. . He does not get in people’s faces unless he has to. In Taking Sides, Lincoln moves from a poor neighborhood to a rich neighborhood. Coach White move from a rich neighborhood to a poor neighborhood. Both the book and movie have sports. Taking Sides has basketball with Coach Yesutis. McFarland USA has cross-country with Coach White. Another thing they have in common is the love. Lincoln and Monica like each other, and Julie and Thomas like
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McFarland and Taking Sides have many differences and a few similarities. First, McFarland is a true story with a happy conclusion, except Taking Sides is not a true story with an ending that is not so happy. For example, McFarland is about a football coach named Coach White who was fired from his job because he hit on of his players. He then moved to a Latino/Black community and got a job to be a student teacher for the P.E. teacher. He had about four students that could run up to about 10mph and he asked them to join a cross-country team with him. Coach White then coached the cross-country team, they went to a meet, and they got fourth place. They went to the state finals and won 1st place. Furthermore, Taking Sides is about a boy named Lincoln,
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