Joseph Kennedy was an assistant football coach at Bremerton High School, a public school in the State of Washington. For years, Kennedy led his team in prayers, both before and after games. When the School District learned what he was doing, it asked him to stop. The District made sure to let Kennedy know that it would find ways to accommodate his religious practice that did not make students feel pressure to participate. But Kennedy’s lawyers made clear that he would accept nothing less than capitulation by the School District: He must be allowed to continue to pray at the 50-yard line at the end of every game, joined by students. The district court and Ninth Circuit rightly rejected that demand—twice—but the Supreme Court has now granted cert.