UCLA RB Joshua Kelley leads via work ethic, positivity

LOS ANGELES — A group of high school football players and their coaches stood at the 50-yard line of a newly built stadium in Lancaster. It was pitch black at midnight.
The Eastside High football team, on the eve of its 2014 season, held hands on the field. Richard Lear, its head coach, outlined the way he envisioned the season opener starting.
The Lions would win the coin toss. They would ask for the ball. Adelanto High would kick it deep. Joshua Kelley would run it back for a touchdown.