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A look at the life and career of Junior Seau.
A look at the life and career of Junior Seau.
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S1, EP9 "Guru of Go"Having worn out his welcome in the NBA, Paul Westhead heads to Loyola Marymount University to perfect his run-and-gun offensive system with players Hank Gathers and Bo Kimble.
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S2, EP28 "I Hate Christian Laettner"Director Rory Karpf, through interviews with former players and rivals as well as Laettner himself, explores why this former Duke star was, and still is, so disliked.
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S2, EP23 "Brian and the Boz"The rise, fall and maturation of former Oklahoma University All-American linebacker Brian Bosworth.
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S3, EP52 "The Tuck Rule"Tom Brady and Charles Woodson reflect on the controversial play from a Raiders-Patriots playoff in January 2002 that impacted football history, keying Tom Brady's first postseason win and helping to launch a dynasty under coach Bill Belichick.
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S3, EP46 "Al Davis vs. The NFL"The story of the long-running feud between Raiders owner Al Davis and NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle - as told by the two men themselves, their spirits "re-created" using deepfake technology.
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S3, EP22 "Year of the Scab"Redskins replacements crossed the picket line to play in the NFL, but for most of them, what was billed as the last shot at a dream became a nightmare as these "scabs" braved ridicule and threats of violence for one last chance at glory.
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S3, EP15 "One and Not Done"An intimate look at University of Kentucky men's basketball coach John Calipari, one of the most compelling and controversial figures in sports. Featuring never-before-seen footage as he tries to capture his second national title.
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