Jake Rogers is a successful but conceited Division I college football coach who is suspended after making offhand comments about female athletes. As part of his community service, he is forced to coach a ragtag 12-year-old girls' soccer team called the Angels, which leads to his personal growth and learning humility and teamwork.

Tevy is one of the girls on the soccer team and is revealed to be the adopted daughter of Charli, the new athletic director who catches Jake using Bluetooth earbuds during a game. Tevy's connection to Charli adds a personal dimension to the team dynamics.

Jake uses some of his earnings as a famous football coach to hire Brandi Chastain, a former Olympic soccer player who runs a charity teaching soccer to young girls, to help coach the team for one day. He also recruits talented twin girls from a nearby Mexican restaurant by offering to tutor them and replace them at the restaurant if they join the team.

The Angels start as a ragtag group with little motivation and face tough competition, especially from the best team in the league, the Dragons, coached by Richard Dragon. The team struggles to win games and make it to the playoffs while Jake also faces the dilemma of whether to stick with the girls or return to coaching football after his suspension ends.

Charli is the new athletic director who enforces Jake's suspension and catches him cheating during a game. She is also the adoptive mother of Tevy, one of the girls on the soccer team. Charli's presence adds tension and accountability to Jake's coaching journey and influences the team dynamics.