Teens get a bad rap for being selfish 바카라 게임 웹사이트� but not these youth football players. They proved the stereotype wrong with their heroic efforts to lift a wrecked car off a trapped passenger. The Boise Black Knights, a competitive football team in Idaho, won their championship game in San Jose on Monday, the Idaho Statesman reported. But it was their sportsmanship off the field that truly displayed their teamwork. As the Knights drove home on the barren Oregon highway, they discovered an overturned car from an earlier accident. Pulling over, the group immediately sprang to action by pulling out the male driver and lifting the vehicle off his wife, who was still trapped in the car. A video of their heroics was posted to Facebook by Rachel Vasquez, who is friends with one of the players. They begin to lift the car at around 7:45 in the video above. In the video, several teammates are seen helping the injured driver, while other players attempt to rescue his wife from the car. They cut the woman's seatbelt, but realize there is no easy way to help her out from the automobile. Instead of giving up or waiting for outside help, the group works together to lift the car off the trapped woman."We had to stop and become heroes. It was just a little adversity...It's almost an unreal story," head coach Rudy Jackson told the Statesman.The team attributes their heroism to Jackson's training."He taught us to play selfless football, not selfish and just help others out before yourself," player Regan Magil explained to "Good Morning America." But Coach Jackson was quick to give the credit to his team, whom he calls "a great bunch of kids." He told the Statesman, "I'm more than proud. I'm at a loss for words."