Coach Carter: College and a better life

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  • Coach Carter (Samuel L. Jackson) talks to the team about how unfair the system is. He then promises them that he’ll do everything he can to get them to college.
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  • @priyanshurajs400
    @priyanshurajs400 2 роки тому +167

    This movie is a gem and tells about power of sports and discipline from a great perspective.

  • @jamespoledna2693
    @jamespoledna2693 2 роки тому +318

    "I see a system that is designed for you to fail."- absolute truth about America's system!

    • @FerretJohn
      @FerretJohn 2 роки тому +8

      "Worst system in the world, except for all the others"

    • @DugeHick
      @DugeHick Рік тому +21

      Absurd. Go to school, go to work. That's all it takes to have a good life.
      Parenting is what failed. Not the system.

    • @dmcrun3572
      @dmcrun3572 Рік тому

      That was pretty much the theme of all five seasons of The Wire

    • @DugeHick
      @DugeHick Рік тому

      @stefanocantos3823 Wealth is shifting constantly. All of my immigrant friends came here in their 20s, had to learn language, and go to school. 10 years, and they all own houses.
      You spoiled, privileged assholes.

    • @dylanlee496
      @dylanlee496 Рік тому

      @Stefano Cantos it’s called capitalism. What do you want, a system where the govt forces the rich to pay the poor? Yeah look where those types of taxes in history got nations. Let’s just say those nations didn’t do too well. Go learn your history before u start making remarks abt the system. Even if it is corrupt, it is unfair for the govt to tax the rich just bc they are rich. You might say “oh, but the rich can buy anything they want and buy out of any situation.” Yes they can, but does that mean we should place higher taxes for being rich? Nothing abt the American constitution says we need to tax them more and nothing says we need to pay the poor so they aren’t poor. As unfortunate as it is, this system of capitalism is by far one of the most successful systems. It beat communism, it beat its own self (civil war), capitalism is what led America to become the #1 powerhouse in the entire world. If u think I’m being some degenerate “AMERICA IS THE BEST COUNTRY EVER,” do your history. Moreover, America has contributed some of the most social reform compared to any nation in the past. We weren’t the first to abolish slavery of all the nations but the American revolution sure was a key factor that inspired the Haitian revolution, which was the first revolution to abolish slavery and directly lead to the abolishment of slavery. They revolution was inspired by the success of the American revolution, which no nation in history had ever seen. Some nations were overthrown, but never were a nation to separate from its own mother country and gain independence. This led to immigrant rights, women’s rights, counterculture, acceptance of gay people or anyone that was queer. America was the realization of more social reform over 200 years than almost every century that came prior to ours. America IS a great nation. Would u have the same freedoms u have in America in any other nation? There is so much privilege u gain just from living in America compared to literally any other nation? Do we have have our bad spots? Yeah, ofc we do, we aren’t perfect. Are those spots pretty large a lot of times? Yes, but that’s the foundation of the American system, which is in enlightenment ideals. When we are truly unhappy with smth, we have the RIGHT to protest and the govt WILL take action to accommodate every side as much as possible. If you think the govt won’t, look at history. The problems that were truly extreme social problems were reformed. Slavery was abolished, women gained their rights, good living conditions were maintained federally, the list goes on and on. No system is perfect and to complain abt one singular spot that u don’t even understand fully is just stupid and plain ignorance. Why do u think there is such a gap betw the rich and poor? You think we haven’t been protesting the gap for a century? Because we have. When industrialization arose, people were treated horribly. Child labor was a huge problem, most kids never went to school and many lost limbs or even their lives. So why do u think we haven’t tried to reduce the gap? Have u ever thought abt the repercussions of such an action? Every time I see someone say “THE PAY GAP IS UNFAIR AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM IS SO CORRUPT, AMERICA IS THE WORST SYSTEM EVER,” you really think any other country is better? You think federal control of all companies is better? Because that’s exactly why I are asking for when u want to get rid of this gap betw the rich and poor. Despite the fact that I say all this though, constant social pushes for reforms is always better, no matter how ignorant the group is. America is America BECAUSE the people are allowed to rebel against the govt abt areas they feel are unfair. Whether change is made is irrelevant, just the action keeps the American hope, spirit, and system going. If the public went silent, THATS when you know America is done for. It would not last a decade longer.

  • @ultimategrimreaper6499
    @ultimategrimreaper6499 2 роки тому +94

    I love how in the beginning their boys, at the end of the movie their men. It's a journey 😁😁

    • @phpBasics
      @phpBasics Рік тому +4

      I hope they learned grammar in the process.

    • @justintimbersaw3934
      @justintimbersaw3934 Рік тому +3

      ​@@phpBasics surely hope they know the difference between they're and their.

    • @michaelquinn8064
      @michaelquinn8064 3 місяці тому

      @@justintimbersaw3934 aint no one give no sheets for that

  • @MsJubjubbird
    @MsJubjubbird Рік тому +27

    I love when he's talking about the plight of black people Channing magically disappears

    • @_baller
      @_baller 8 місяців тому

      What’s a Channing

  • @parkerbeard6170
    @parkerbeard6170 9 місяців тому +9

    I love this movie! It sends a strong message to the world. I showed this movie to my Best Friend, neither him or I big Basketball Fans, but he fell in love with the movie too!

    • @lukew1383
      @lukew1383 8 місяців тому +1

      I'm a big baseball, hockey, and football person and never really cared for basketball. I couldn't even tell you who the current NBA champions are. I still love this movie. One of the best sports movies made that's about so much more than sports.

  • @darkvalue505
    @darkvalue505 Місяць тому +1

    1:25 -- "Those are some stats for your BEEP!" hahahaha, caught me off guard.

  • @Zeradias
    @Zeradias Рік тому +22

    I really hope "I don't understand this, it's a number. How is it a letter?" was ad libbed

  • @FerretJohn
    @FerretJohn 2 роки тому +92

    Here's another Stat for you: out of 10,000 high school ballers in the US 3 will make it to the NBA, that's a 0.03% chance of going pro, and those three won't be the ones sitting on the bleachers talking about the big houses and flashy cars and all the bling they're going to own, they're the ones who'll be up and running before the sun comes out and on the court practicing drills after the sun goes down, busting their asses to make their dream a reality. And that dream depends entirely on if they stay healthy, one busted knee, one torn hamstring or shoulder, and the dream is over. Those are Statistical Facts. Now I'm not saying don't go for the dream, if you think you got what it takes then by all means go for it, but understand the reality, don't make it your only shot at success, and don't fool yourself into thinking that the world is just going to hand you the dream on a silver platter.

    • @JavierGonzalez-lp3ke
      @JavierGonzalez-lp3ke Рік тому +10

      In middle and high school back in the late 90s and 2000s, one of my sporting dreams was to attend the University of Texas at Austin and be their Placekicker (PK). As a 3rd-string on the FB team behind two DI-recruits (Football and Soccer, respectively) and a "modestly good" GPA, that dream did not happen. I don't own 3 houses and 5 BMW's with a $30,000,000, 5-year contract and such. However, I AM one month away from completing my Master's in Clinical Psychology-Applied Research with a potential 4.0 GPA, with ambitions to achieve a PhD in Neuropsychology. Dreams change as quickly as decisions and outcomes do; these days, I'd prefer to have academic and career dreams than sporting-athletic ones. "Jus sayin', y'all"...

    • @BlackDiamond2718
      @BlackDiamond2718 Рік тому +1

      Like a horse.

    • @BobJason1
      @BobJason1 Рік тому +3

      Just to clarify for people who will likely get confused…
      That’s .03%
      Not 3%
      Which is .0003 out of 1.00
      That’s insanely low.

    • @FerretJohn
      @FerretJohn Рік тому

      @@BobJason1 I think the 3 out of 10,000 helped clear up any confusion there could have been.

    • @BobJason1
      @BobJason1 Рік тому +2

      @@FerretJohn You’d be surprised bro. When COVID broke out initially, I had to regularly correct people on the mortality rate because they don’t know basic mathematics. Lol.

  • @ImBigBossNotSeanConnery
    @ImBigBossNotSeanConnery 2 роки тому +19

    Bald Tatum looks like Agent 47 from Hitman

  • @onmarsnow
    @onmarsnow Рік тому +21

    “I don’t under this; it’s a letter so how can it be a number??” 😂

    • @saiken811
      @saiken811 Рік тому

      Oh! He says "letter"! I thought he said "vector"! I was like, "Well, he knows what a vector is, so he can't be that bad!" 😂

  • @TheIsagregorio
    @TheIsagregorio 2 роки тому +10

    Great movie.

  • @MatSimonpillai
    @MatSimonpillai 4 дні тому

    “I don’t understand this - it’s a letter how can it be a number?”
    The teacher: 😳😳

  • @diontoney9677
    @diontoney9677 Рік тому +3

    💯💯💯💯

  • @joseroza1804
    @joseroza1804 2 роки тому +94

    The better life isn’t for yourself, it’s to honor your parents and your ancestors.

    • @yrbadself
      @yrbadself Рік тому +3

      And to prepare your children for a better life by setting an example.

  • @Symphonia30
    @Symphonia30 10 місяців тому +5

    Just because you’re a pro athlete in high school does not guarantee you a spot in the NBA. I mean the chances of getting into the NBA Young age are 50-50 or better yet slim to none

    • @PlacingRed
      @PlacingRed 9 місяців тому +1

      High school athletes have about a 7% chance of playing sports in College & that's only if you rank among the best.
      College athletes have about a 3% chance of making it to the pros & that's only if you rank among the best.
      If you don't rank among the best. Then you have a better shot at winning the lottery 3 times in a row then making it to the pros.
      & most of them who do make it to the pros get there & find out their not as good as they thought they we're & that they don't have what it takes to perform at the pro level.

  • @jakerodriguez6552
    @jakerodriguez6552 2 місяці тому

    worm: i cant do this junior: dont give up worm look ill help you

  • @michaelgrey3457
    @michaelgrey3457 Рік тому +20

    My students agreed to maintain a 2.3 gpa, attend all classes and sit in the front row of those classes
    aN uNUsUaL sTraDegY
    and rISkY at that

    • @jaimebarba619
      @jaimebarba619 10 місяців тому

      What’s with the f-d up lettering?

  • @helpmereach45ksubswithoutvideo
    @helpmereach45ksubswithoutvideo 2 роки тому +8

    Congrats on being early and finding this comment 🥇

  • @pathandy8188
    @pathandy8188 11 місяців тому

    When the Aliewn talks,...

  • @richiezuniga7967
    @richiezuniga7967 Рік тому +6

    All they had to do was convince people to buy crypto.

  • @greenworld6743
    @greenworld6743 2 роки тому +1

    Bitcoin buy ok

  • @zma8080
    @zma8080 9 місяців тому

    Back when they made real movies …

  • @MazzaMedia_
    @MazzaMedia_ 2 роки тому +29

    These kids are still buried in student loan debt to this day. Courtesy of Coach Carter. Should’ve sold them that trade life.

    • @FerretJohn
      @FerretJohn 2 роки тому +3

      Maybe you should have stayed to see the end credits, six of the students went to college, three on Full Ride Scholarships and the other on partials. Somebody should've sold you on the idea of not being a Jackass.

    • @doonkey80
      @doonkey80 Рік тому +6

      I got a newsflash for you. Trade professions will be the last to be replaced by robots and AI.

    • @seyumaiayami3536
      @seyumaiayami3536 Рік тому

      Did you not fucking see the end of the movie? lol

    • @saintofsinners
      @saintofsinners Рік тому +1

      ​@слинг This man drank the kool-aid! Sell him NFTs!

    • @threenumbnuts
      @threenumbnuts Рік тому +2

      Go to an in-state school by default, only go private / out-of-state if you get a hefty academic, need-based or athletic scholarship. Follow that approach, and 95% of the time you'll 1) be better off in the long run. 2) not end up "buried in student loan debt"

  • @ZootSuitSanta
    @ZootSuitSanta Рік тому +3

    The one thing I don’t get is-where does he think the rest of the prison population comes from beyond the 33%?

    • @jaimebarba619
      @jaimebarba619 10 місяців тому

      It’s a pretty well known fact that there’s a ton of Mexicans locked up.

    • @seakc87
      @seakc87 4 місяці тому +3

      He's not saying 33% of the prison population is black. 33% of black men are in jail.

  • @unclejoe4630
    @unclejoe4630 4 місяці тому

    Stop fucking bleeping all the swears in clips
    Esp a wonderful pg13 movie like this