An undersized quarterback wins the starting role for a small FCS team; but when his father is sentenced to 35 years in prison, he must find the courage to lead an underdog Band of Brothers against the winningest team in College Football History.


Synopsis
HOUSE MONEY follows Armanti Edwards, an undersized but fearless high-school phenom whose dream of playing big-time Division I football goes unanswered—until mere days before National Signing Day. Passed over by the big D-1 schools, Armanti is ready to call it quits when he is visited by Coach Jerry Moore of Appalachian State—then a small Division I-AA school nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains—who offers Armanti the chance to compete for a backup role on his D-1 AA National Championship Team.
Armanti accepts Coach Moore's offer, battles through adversity and the grueling pace of two-a-day practices, and ultimately earns the starting role. But no sooner does he see the field when his world is shattered: His father—the man who nicknamed him “Money”—is sentenced to 35 years behind bars. Stricken with grief and guilt, Armanti wrestles with whether he can honor his father’s faith in him while balancing the weight of an entire community’s hopes of another title on his narrow shoulders.
As Appalachian State prepares to face the winningest team in college-football history, Armanti must transform from a talented but immature athlete trying to do it all on his own into an inspiring leader of men working toward a common goal. Only by learning to trust his teammates can Armanti win the ultimate “Money Game,” fulfill his father’s prophecy, and etch his name into sporting legend.