South Bend, IN is where the story begins for a tale that's continually being written. Infamous Washington HS hall of fame twin brothers earned a full athletic scholarship to Colorado State University. After arriving on campus, they quickly earned the another new name, Fabulous Frosh. Lloyd and Floyd played intricate parts in becoming the only CSU men's basketball team to win the Sweet Sixteen and play in the Elite Eight. After an unfortunate loss in the Elite Eight, the twins were drafted in 1969 by the Phoenix Suns. The brothers continued there journey in basketball not only in the NBA but overseas as well.

Soon after the Kerr Twins finished there run with professional basketball they quickly entered different professions. Lloyd Kerr became a family man marrying high school sweetheart Maggie. They began to have children soon following what was the start of his long career in healthcare. With both Lloyd & Maggie professional careers' taking off, they had three children Lloyd Jr, Schin and Chloe'. Together, the family resided outside of Chicago as all entered the sports world.

Floyd Kerr head coached Weequahic HS to a 1973 state title then returned to Colorado St becoming an assistant basketball coach. Simply a year after his twin brother's wedding, he too wedded his sweetheart Vivian. Floyd & Vivian became staples in the CSU community. During Vivian's time at CSU, she created the Black/African American Cultural Center on campus which is still thriving today. Floyd & Vivian had a daughter who gained multiple degrees becoming a business owner and entrepreneur.

Floyd went on to coach on multiple levels eventually becoming athletic director at Southern University and Morgan State University where the Bison won conference championship in both football & basketball in 2008. Even though Lloyd entered the healthcare world, he also coached youth baseball and basketball for several years. Coaching both Lloyd Jr and Schin in community basketball winning 5 of 7 championships coaching his boys. Chloe didn't have her father as a sideline coach but always coached from the bleachers.

As Lloyd's kids became more involved in sports, all three became Division 1 athletes. Lloyd Jr playing quarterback at University of Tennessee, Schin playing forward/guard at Loyola University Chicago and Chloe playing center at University of Southern California. All siblings played professionally in their respective sports. After time served professionally, all began work in various professions.

One of the siblings took onto coaching, started coaching community basketball. As his father Lloyd, Schin went on to win 2 of 3 championships with 31-2 record in three seasons. Soon, he began coaching travel basketball eventually deciding to start his own program. After realizing the need to help kids get on a better path to pursuing their basketball dreams, the idea and name was born. January of 2017, Brook Town Force was created and Schin never looked back. From the start, Lloyd & Floyd as well as brother Lloyd Jr & Chloe helped form what is now known as the strong advocate for youth it is today. The Force embodies the cultural, morals and values that success beholds. Over 60 years of the Kerrs residing in sports and professional industries, Brook Town Force utilizes its vast network, knowledge and expertise to nourish youth in pursuit of their dream.