Michael Oher, the real-life football player whose story inspired 'The Blind Side', is born in Memphis, Tennessee.
Michael Oher enrolls at Briarcrest Christian School, marking the beginning of his formal education and football career at a higher level.
Leigh Anne Tuohy, a successful businesswoman, meets Michael Oher and decides to help him, which leads to him living with the Tuohy family.
Michael Oher commits to play college football at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss).
Michael Oher is drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the first round of the NFL draft.
Michael, a homeless and traumatized teenager, meets Leigh Anne Tuohy and her family who take him into their home.
Michael officially moves in with the Tuohy family, receiving stability and support.
Leigh Anne goes to the school to ensure Michael receives proper attention and academic support.
Michael starts attending Briarcrest Christian School, where he begins to get involved with football.
Michael starts playing football with a coach who recognizes his potential despite his limited experience.
Michael receives tutoring to improve his academic skills, addressing initial educational gaps.
Over several seasons, Michael improves dramatically in football and academics, gaining college attention.
Michael's qualification for NCAA eligibility is initially questioned, threatening his college prospects.
The Tuohy family advocates strongly for Michael's eligibility to play college football.
Michael is admitted to Ole Miss and begins his college football career.
