30 for 30: Survive and Advance

This weekend I watched one of the best things that I have ever seen in sports. This story was about a group of players sitting at a bar thinking about their championship season with their coach, Jim Valveno, who had bone cancer and eventually died from it. This documentary showed the idea of family and commitment to the team and how this crazy season was one of the greatest in college basketball history and how they overcame the slim odds of winning it all. This documentary is very inspirational and shows how sports can lead to a brotherhood that could never be broken even twenty years after it happened. ll of the players shared stories with each other and you get to watch how they overcame to obstacles that they faced and the good times that they all went through and how special their coach was and how he played such a big role in their success. I would rate this documentary a 10/10 and defiantly would recommend it for everyone to watch.