Conditioning is important in any sport, as my high school wrestling coach said, "we may not have the best technique or be the strongest, but we will be in better shape."
Anyone unfamiliar with soccer, look up Park Ji Sung. Not the most athletic or talented, but had the conditioning to keep going at 110% until the whistle blew at the end of the match. The dude got a huge following just from tenacity and conditioning.
My coach did something like that during summer practice. He spent 2 months doing sprints jumping jacks, push-ups, and sit-ups 2 hours before we got to practice. Our arms felt like noodles and could barely lift anything. One day, we got in trouble, and he canceled practice the rest of the summer and kept us working on our exercises. He told us, "Yes, this is a punishment, and a cruel one at that. I have all the power while you have none of it, and yes, it will get worse, but when you're done, i promise you, you wont be huffing and puffing while your out there. In fact, you will feel fresh and strong." He was right. We hated it, but when it came time, we did not break a sweat
0:39 Nor is it the debate team, Mr.Lyle. 0:42 But you're right. 0:43 And because you're right, that's 20 suicides for the entire team. 0:48 And you get the privilege of joining Mr.Battle with 250 pushups of your own.
I played division 1 hockey in new england. I had a semi famous coach. If we played like dogshit, (win or lose), the next practice was jocks knee and elbow pads, helmets. He would turn the rink lights off and just put the scoreboard on. We did suicides for a minimum of an hour. At least we were allowed water, but you puked it out anyway. I havent done cardio since.
My high school coaches had something called an "F Troop" which it's titled after a satirical western sitcom from the 60s. If you screwed up badly in a game/practice (fight, stupid penalty, etc.) or forgot a piece of your uniform either for practice or a game, you got F Troop. After your next practice, one of the coaches would put you through some brutal cardio. Dirty 300's (100 yard barrel roll, 100 yard bear crawl, 100 yard back pedal/wheelbarrow), sprints, burpees, etc., you name it, we may have done it during F Troop lmao.
bro just because I forget to lift my arm in 1 position My coach made me 3 hours of running after every tour I have to lift my arms and bump to one of the trees on the backyard after the bump I did box out for 15 seconds too tree I still remember the fucking tree to this day and it was 10 years ago
For us in HS basketball, our coach was obsessed with competitive suicides when we’d lose a game we shouldn’t have. We had a guy on the team named Enoch. He was from Africa, insane genetics and could run for days straight. If he kept winning suicides, we kept running. Some practices, especially off season, we’d be running the entire 2 hours because Enoch wouldn’t quit. That jackass lol.
I would start every season with coaching just two things. How to get into incredible shape and what it means to have a team spirit. How to be together and how to get our bodies ready for the entire season. We want to be a team that's in the best shape and has great chemistry. The best player needs the worst players and the worst players need the best players. Only that way we can all reach our potential. After we are in shape and have that strong team spirit,then we would continue to work on team plays and individual skills. PS : isnt that what the Heat is ?
The title is quite befitting, discipline is one of the fundamentals. Inability to show up on time is a predictor of the lack of character to follow through and play as a team player.
I use a lot of Coach Carter methods when I'm coaching because kids are ruthless damn. I make it hell for them so many 13 hell pushups, sprints, mountain climbers, wall sits, planks, and mind games. I keep forgetting Channing Tatum was in this movie and played the token white kid in the group 😂
In my formative years; I was on a wrestling team; bunch of kids showed up to be on the wrestling team. I was a terrible wrestler. The practices were 3 hours. We started with 65-75 kids. We finished with 30 or less. I wrestled one match that year; missed the team picture.
4:11 I LOVE THIS SEQUENCE I mean it's so nice Damien was respected by everybody since he helped the guys with the comeback by scoring his first basket in his debut with the Richmond Oilers under his father Coach Carter which is what made everybody realize they were wrong about Damien for prematurely judging him just cause he is Coach's son I mean especially after the final buzzer when the Oilers won 57-56 when Battle went to Damien gave Damien daps and hugged Damien for his incredible playing, Lyle hugging Damien like a brother @ 4:12, Worm praising Damien, although my favorite part of the clip was Lyle hugging Damien like a brother @ 4:12 I mean Lyle NEVER let go of Damien which is why this sequence was my favorite part of this clip
I remember I was 7 years old and played for my elementary basketball team. I sucked so bad and I did horrible come game night. I was in tears on the way home. The next day the coach came to me and said you did your best and he gave me a trophy for the team accomplishment. I didn’t really follow up with basketball as my career. But that game taught me to never give up regardless.
Mad Friend A guess that is right on the money. Cuba Gooding Jr. was in his 30s when he acted in Coach Carter. They use adults for high school roles, since they don't have to deal with the parental permission BS.
that and they claim that "Actual teenagers change too fast" as in a 30 year old looks about the same for a few years time. Where as if a movie takes a year or so to film that teen is changing a shitton in comparison
@@Maria-gy2ph naw I’m pretty sure they are Chinese subtitles I saw at 0:31 the character for minutes in Chinese and the character for you in Chinese, and a bunch more stuff that I am too lazy to point out. I don’t think these are Japanese characters, I know they are very similar cause they are kinda based off of each other.
so they got in shape in one season and caught up to the rest of the teams that were better and not collapse from exhaustion? maybe it's implied it took coach carter two or three years to get them to win that championship.
sheflashedus Yea it probably did have to take them some years cause I doubt they could be outta shape and he still make them do 250-500 pushups. Shit would be damn near impossible unless they were doing them wrong
not only that they also had to raise their grades. imagine coming home exhausted everyday then having to pick up a book and read. yeah kids in school that play sports do it all the time but those kids have been playing that sport for quite some time and if memory serves me right having a high gpa was always part of being in a team. now according to this movie this was the worse team and the kids did not have the best grades.
sheflashedus I believe they only needed a 2.3 gpa. That's not exactly very high, average at best(literally just over passing level). Not to mention, none of these kids were 100% out of shape, just lazy and selfish when it came to playing. Anyone with the right attitude can turn their life around in less than a half a year. It doesn't take long to build up if your physique is already there(average build). But, it's a movie. No need to dig too hard into this.
Clifton Carnes Yea but I'm going to the airforce and I'm already in shape before going to basic and 250-500 would still probably kill me. Hell not only that but every time they fuck up they get more and more and considering how disrespectful these kids were they were more then likely doing 750-1000 a day before the respect factor kicked in
I love every conversation in this movie. When coach said to Cruz " are u alergic to lay-ups? Do that again and your ass is gonna glued to the bench". And when Lyle said "I dont even know where the library is at". You can see how pissed of Carter Jr is. " Library's AT?"
There's other points here. Preparedness for your challenges and opponents in life. Luck or innate skill doesn't guarantee anything. Breaking through barriers, physical or mental to show you what you have, are, can do.
0:55 samuel l jackson used the same line in gta san andreas lol Officer Tenpenny : Ding ding ding ding ding, good answer Carl! You know, you’re gonna thank me one day for opening your fucking eyes
because 95% of young basketball players panic. in 12 years of refereeing high school basketball, i've seen it more times than i can count. i don't think it's something that the vast majority of teams/coaches work on, but even if they do, there's something about crunch situations that bring out the worst; or at least, squelch what they have (maybe) been told to do. the most insightful mantra i have ever heard about high school basketball: "there are lots and lots of coaches. there are damn few teachers of the game." how true...
This is the basketball version of Rope-A-Dope. He conditioned his team to burn out their energy to defend. Same with Ali would dance around and make his opponent swing and miss till they have no energy to block anymore. A lot of high school teams back then didn't make their team do cardio besides running shooting and defense drills. When they bumped into a team who was superior in cardio they would lose.
1:46. When the player found out why the coach gave that punishment. It was to both discipline, and prepare them for the way the coach wanted them to play in the games.
Basketball practice starts at 3 as of 2 55 you are late... If anyone remembers this scene where Damien is late on his first day..I just wanna know why was he late as of 2 55.. practice starts at 3 right? Is time calculated backwards in this movie
When Coach Carter first introduces himself to the team he tells them that everyone must be there by 2:55pm. 3:00pm is the school's rules but 2:55pm is his rules.
this pisses me off because it reminds me of my coaches as a kid, and no it didn't play out like this. all that would happen is we would miss layups because we didn't practice actually scoring
That's exactly what I was about to say. Ball controls, passing, reading your own teammates, etc. And once you get to certain amount of stamina, it's about the efficient usage of stamina that matters (and recovery), not having larger tanks of stamina.
The movie explains that these kids were super talented but lacked discipline. Shooting was never a problem, nor layups (look what worm does on a game winning circus shot). Not a regular situation, but its a movie. Cruz was basically Steph Curry.
This movie was filmed at my high school during my junior year. That gym was originally green and yellow with a jackrabbit painted on the wall. In 2004, they painted it red for the entire school year. Samuel L. Jackson is awesome being able to meet him in person. When I did, I thought to myself, *“OMG! I got to meet Mace Windu!😁”*
coach said the other team were exhausted while his team was still full of energy so theyre not gonna react well to that risky pass. it's stupid but that's just for storytelling purposes on why he kills his players with training drills.
Billy Gillespie thinks Coach Carter is weak. He does practices like that on game day (true story). The only difference is it’s HIS own teams that look exhausted by the end of the games
This isn't how it works lol, you can incorporate conditioning into actual drills if you run them hard. Anyone whose played organized basketball knows this is absolute BS.
Conditioning is important in any sport, as my high school wrestling coach said, "we may not have the best technique or be the strongest, but we will be in better shape."
Cardio is king
Didn’t appreciate it until I won a match just because I had gas in the tank. Cardio is amazing
Anyone unfamiliar with soccer, look up Park Ji Sung. Not the most athletic or talented, but had the conditioning to keep going at 110% until the whistle blew at the end of the match. The dude got a huge following just from tenacity and conditioning.
Basketball can be brutal
Almost Every contact sport requires conditioning
“DING DING DING DING DING DING DING…GOOD ANSWER MR. BATTLE.”
Gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣
Ten penny
Right that was my favorite part of the movie I had to rewind it over and over
I thought it was officer tenpenny for second. SEE YOU AROUND LIKE A DONUT, CARL.
DING DING DING MOTHER*******
DAT’S BULLSHIT! 😂
I like how this movie keeps it real. High school teams scoring in the 50’s
The 50’s really? I thought it was atleast the 80s heck even 90s
He meant the score I'm assuming
@@Hereforthelols He was referring to the points. 57-56
After being coached by someone who’s obsessed with push ups, one of them grew big muscles and became a strippper
LMFAOOOOOOOOOO
And a fighter who travels across country with a dog 🐕
And found a job at the Whitehouse
@@waisakesadole364 and as a cop
Can't forget saved the world
My coach did something like that during summer practice. He spent 2 months doing sprints jumping jacks, push-ups, and sit-ups 2 hours before we got to practice. Our arms felt like noodles and could barely lift anything. One day, we got in trouble, and he canceled practice the rest of the summer and kept us working on our exercises. He told us, "Yes, this is a punishment, and a cruel one at that. I have all the power while you have none of it, and yes, it will get worse, but when you're done, i promise you, you wont be huffing and puffing while your out there. In fact, you will feel fresh and strong." He was right. We hated it, but when it came time, we did not break a sweat
coach ken : 250 push ups for you
jason lyle : this aint the track team man
coach ken: nor is it the debate team
puts sunglasses on #thuglife
Heaven Piercer my question is what does 250 push ups have to do with the track team lmao tf
runninginUkraine suicides have something to do with the track team
何亮昕 yeah ok, but thats not the biggest thing about track xD track is about RUNNING and not doing strength 24/7
runninginUkraine you still do a lot of strength tho
0:39 Nor is it the debate team, Mr.Lyle. 0:42 But you're right. 0:43 And because you're right, that's 20 suicides for the entire team. 0:48 And you get the privilege of joining Mr.Battle with 250 pushups of your own.
I played division 1 hockey in new england. I had a semi famous coach. If we played like dogshit, (win or lose), the next practice was jocks knee and elbow pads, helmets. He would turn the rink lights off and just put the scoreboard on. We did suicides for a minimum of an hour. At least we were allowed water, but you puked it out anyway. I havent done cardio since.
My high school coaches had something called an "F Troop" which it's titled after a satirical western sitcom from the 60s. If you screwed up badly in a game/practice (fight, stupid penalty, etc.) or forgot a piece of your uniform either for practice or a game, you got F Troop. After your next practice, one of the coaches would put you through some brutal cardio. Dirty 300's (100 yard barrel roll, 100 yard bear crawl, 100 yard back pedal/wheelbarrow), sprints, burpees, etc., you name it, we may have done it during F Troop lmao.
Which college did you go to?
bro just because I forget to lift my arm in 1 position My coach made me 3 hours of running after every tour I have to lift my arms and bump to one of the trees on the backyard after the bump I did box out for 15 seconds too tree I still remember the fucking tree to this day and it was 10 years ago
sounds like one dumbass coach lol
For us in HS basketball, our coach was obsessed with competitive suicides when we’d lose a game we shouldn’t have. We had a guy on the team named Enoch. He was from Africa, insane genetics and could run for days straight. If he kept winning suicides, we kept running. Some practices, especially off season, we’d be running the entire 2 hours because Enoch wouldn’t quit. That jackass lol.
I would start every season with coaching just two things. How to get into incredible shape and what it means to have a team spirit. How to be together and how to get our bodies ready for the entire season. We want to be a team that's in the best shape and has great chemistry. The best player needs the worst players and the worst players need the best players. Only that way we can all reach our potential. After we are in shape and have that strong team spirit,then we would continue to work on team plays and individual skills. PS : isnt that what the Heat is ?
The title is quite befitting, discipline is one of the fundamentals.
Inability to show up on time is a predictor of the lack of character to follow through and play as a team player.
Amazing! At 1:26 they have a 4 point lead before the game even starts. Talk about home court advantage 😂
Lmaoooooooo
Maybe that was the JV games final score lol
@@hogmaster1264 I legit never even considered that lmao
Bruh, the score was 34 - 30, 3rd quarter,
@@Elvanance not for varsity. They didn't play yet at that time stamp lol. But that probably was JV
0:55 “DING DING DING DING DING! Good answer Carl!” 😂😂
‘Johnny, tell him what he’s won!’ Lmao
This has been one of my favourite coincidences, I'm glad someone else has noticed!
“You wana coach?” 😂😂😂
I use a lot of Coach Carter methods when I'm coaching because kids are ruthless damn. I make it hell for them so many 13 hell pushups, sprints, mountain climbers, wall sits, planks, and mind games. I keep forgetting Channing Tatum was in this movie and played the token white kid in the group 😂
In my formative years; I was on a wrestling team; bunch of kids showed up to be on the wrestling team. I was a terrible wrestler. The practices were 3 hours. We started with 65-75 kids. We finished with 30 or less.
I wrestled one match that year; missed the team picture.
Dayum.
Bet all ya'll was sore after it was done. Lol
I don’t remember it was many years ago.
He’s waaaaay to comfortable with these big ass numbers😂
fr like 500 push-ups? this man must be a damn drill sergeant 'cause wtf?? 😂
They either learn fast or get in even better shape, lol.
Those are some stats for your ass
@pepega clapper exactly lol so we all know alot of those pushups was halfassed or didnt even do all of them, I dont blame them
500 pushups? After 500 pushups, Junior Battle should have been able to push a truck out of a ditch
4:11 I LOVE THIS SEQUENCE I mean it's so nice Damien was respected by everybody since he helped the guys with the comeback by scoring his first basket in his debut with the Richmond Oilers under his father Coach Carter which is what made everybody realize they were wrong about Damien for prematurely judging him just cause he is Coach's son I mean especially after the final buzzer when the Oilers won 57-56 when Battle went to Damien gave Damien daps and hugged Damien for his incredible playing, Lyle hugging Damien like a brother @ 4:12, Worm praising Damien, although my favorite part of the clip was Lyle hugging Damien like a brother @ 4:12 I mean Lyle NEVER let go of Damien which is why this sequence was my favorite part of this clip
Without the subtitles....I would never have got the just of this movie
Jest….ding dong
@Mack Jones gist actually 🫠
“Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding! Good answer Carl....” San Andreas Vibes 0.54
I remember I was 7 years old and played for my elementary basketball team. I sucked so bad and I did horrible come game night. I was in tears on the way home. The next day the coach came to me and said you did your best and he gave me a trophy for the team accomplishment. I didn’t really follow up with basketball as my career. But that game taught me to never give up regardless.
A trophy? Really? That's what's wrong with sports today.
This is a great comment. It taught to continue to masturbate vigorously everyday and never give up!
Coach Carter (at least the movie version of Coach Carter) has a very good attitude towards his players.
Coach Carter is real? 😳
@@patricksavage242 Whole thing, based on a true story
Why did Coach Carter tell him to do 250 push-ups for being late? He said "If you are late, you will run."
thats a good question! and since you asked such a good question thats 20 suicides and 500 pushups Paul
LOL
LMAO
HOLY SHIT I'M DEAD
You wanna coach?
There is a lot of truth in the film though. Conditioning can be the make or break thing in a player. You don't want a player to gas out.
so Officer Tenpenny is a coach now?
holy shit I never noticed that Tenpenny was Samuel Jackson. I always thought they sounded alike lmao!
Good answer carl!
Ding ding ding ding ding ding!!!
Are they in college or high school cause they all look 30
Mad Friend Hollywood stereo type sir
Mad Friend A guess that is right on the money. Cuba Gooding Jr. was in his 30s when he acted in Coach Carter. They use adults for high school roles, since they don't have to deal with the parental permission BS.
Plot Twist: Jonah Hill was in the stands trying to locate a drug dealer. You're watching 23 Jump Street!!!
that and they claim that "Actual teenagers change too fast" as in a 30 year old looks about the same for a few years time. Where as if a movie takes a year or so to film that teen is changing a shitton in comparison
Brian Velarde Ding ding ding ding, u won the grandprize sir, 1000 pushups for you!
The Chinese subtitles really were a nice touch
Probably from a Chinese sub bootleg.
japanese**
@@Maria-gy2ph naw I’m pretty sure they are Chinese subtitles I saw at 0:31 the character for minutes in Chinese and the character for you in Chinese, and a bunch more stuff that I am too lazy to point out. I don’t think these are Japanese characters, I know they are very similar cause they are kinda based off of each other.
@@Maria-gy2ph I speak both languages. This is Chinese
Ahh just like when I first watched this movie from a limewire download
people see a coach of a basketball team coaching his team. I see Nick Fury training, a new team of avengers, which also involves wild dog?
0:55
Good Answer Carl!
The name of the movie is Coach Carter
fucking legendary movie, them memories of playin hs ball
No fuckin way I don't believe it
Nah man, this guy is lying. The movie is actual called Darude Sandstorm
One of my favorite ACTORS.
Josh Stakey mine too
Honestly one of my favorite childhood movies, I remember being in JV high school basketball team lol life 😪
0:55 I just got a flashback at that part, something about a guy named Johnson
so they got in shape in one season and caught up to the rest of the teams that were better and not collapse from exhaustion? maybe it's implied it took coach carter two or three years to get them to win that championship.
sheflashedus Yea it probably did have to take them some years cause I doubt they could be outta shape and he still make them do 250-500 pushups. Shit would be damn near impossible unless they were doing them wrong
not only that they also had to raise their grades. imagine coming home exhausted everyday then having to pick up a book and read. yeah kids in school that play sports do it all the time but those kids have been playing that sport for quite some time and if memory serves me right having a high gpa was always part of being in a team. now according to this movie this was the worse team and the kids did not have the best grades.
sheflashedus I believe they only needed a 2.3 gpa. That's not exactly very high, average at best(literally just over passing level). Not to mention, none of these kids were 100% out of shape, just lazy and selfish when it came to playing. Anyone with the right attitude can turn their life around in less than a half a year. It doesn't take long to build up if your physique is already there(average build). But, it's a movie. No need to dig too hard into this.
that makes sense.
Clifton Carnes Yea but I'm going to the airforce and I'm already in shape before going to basic and 250-500 would still probably kill me. Hell not only that but every time they fuck up they get more and more and considering how disrespectful these kids were they were more then likely doing 750-1000 a day before the respect factor kicked in
0:53
Good answer Carl!!
I love every conversation in this movie. When coach said to Cruz " are u alergic to lay-ups? Do that again and your ass is gonna glued to the bench".
And when Lyle said "I dont even know where the library is at".
You can see how pissed of Carter Jr is. " Library's AT?"
The white guy was there for comic relief😂
The same way the blacks guys are at work mop the floors the white guys walk on.
Buck Young
Good try, pal. Maybe next time.
Buck Young try saying that without crying lol
true XD
“White guy” I thought everyone knew him...
When I was coaching I once made my 5th grade team do 250 pushups and 100 suicides for being late to practice.
The parents reactions were amazing.
a lil too hard ?
What was the reaction??? 😁😁😁
you're a liar and this movie is exaggerating
1
Jesus Christ man....
There's other points here. Preparedness for your challenges and opponents in life. Luck or innate skill doesn't guarantee anything. Breaking through barriers, physical or mental to show you what you have, are, can do.
0:55 Good Answer Carl, you know, you're gonna thank me for opening your fawking eyes.
ROFL man you just made realize that it's almost the same line hahaha amazing !
0:55 samuel l jackson used the same line in gta san andreas lol
Officer Tenpenny : Ding ding ding ding ding, good answer Carl! You know, you’re gonna thank me one day for opening your fucking eyes
My name is Jeff... Sir...
3:52 why would he go for the super risky pass when their team's up and the clock's about to run out? Too convenient
buzzardslicer true
I saw that happen a lot when I played, the lower leagues tend to throw the balls away with ridiculous half-court passes irl down the stretch.
Plot convenience? maybe?
because 95% of young basketball players panic. in 12 years of refereeing high school basketball, i've seen it more times than i can count. i don't think it's something that the vast majority of teams/coaches work on, but even if they do, there's something about crunch situations that bring out the worst; or at least, squelch what they have (maybe) been told to do. the most insightful mantra i have ever heard about high school basketball: "there are lots and lots of coaches. there are damn few teachers of the game." how true...
This isn't college or NBA. A lot of highschoolers aren't that bright lol.
Plot twist: Coach was secretly giving steroids to his players.
I was expecting an Avengers joke here...
Gmail Dotcom plot twist your joke's are for the toilet
Nah he wasnt
He was just
Overwoking the hell out of these players by Sacraficing every inch of their Bodies
So they were stronger, faster, Smarter
@@lodii7246 smarter? lol
Lol😂
This is the basketball version of Rope-A-Dope. He conditioned his team to burn out their energy to defend.
Same with Ali would dance around and make his opponent swing and miss till they have no energy to block anymore.
A lot of high school teams back then didn't make their team do cardio besides running shooting and defense drills. When they bumped into a team who was superior in cardio they would lose.
Ding Ding Ding Ding Good Answer Mr Battle.
GOOD ANSWER CARL
Who knew Samuel Jackson watch dragon ball? I could have sworn this was the same conversation Master Roshi had with Goku and Krillin
Big OX Uchia he watches anime and hentai too
He has his own anime doesn't he
I believe it was Afro Samurai
420 Zero yeah Afro Samurai
"Ding ding ding ding ding! Good answer, Carl!" - Officer Tenpenny
0:54 same line and same tone as his lines in GTA SA final mission of main story
1:46. When the player found out why the coach gave that punishment. It was to both discipline, and prepare them for the way the coach wanted them to play in the games.
0:54 ding ding ding haha!!!!!!
Arturo Cabral good answer Carl!
Did anyone realise that the opposition was cheering as well? the guy that was sweating like crazy ran to cheer as well LMAO
Bandwagon fans smh
That’s good answer mr battle made me think about San Andreas when he said hood answer Carl 🤣 in the last mission 😭 only the real ones know
I had a coach like this! When you heard "hit baseline boys until I think we are done"
Had a coach once who used to tell us to push until we dented the floor.
Damien: "Worm!".. Worm: "Yo yo"
Damnnn now I gotta watch coach Carter again
How Sam Jack didn’t get an Oscar for this movie is beyond me
#25 from hercules is actually Elijah Millsap, brother of Paul Millsap
I just noticed that line from the las mission of GTA SA
Basketball practice starts at 3 as of 2 55 you are late... If anyone remembers this scene where Damien is late on his first day..I just wanna know why was he late as of 2 55.. practice starts at 3 right? Is time calculated backwards in this movie
When Coach Carter first introduces himself to the team he tells them that everyone must be there by 2:55pm. 3:00pm is the school's rules but 2:55pm is his rules.
You won the bonus prize of 500 push-ups! Would you like to go for the grand prize of 1000?
0:55 GTA SA reference 😂😂😂
who knew that runners are the best bball players
Cool Runnings wannabe
Well as my late wife often said all they do is run back and forth, back and forth, back and forth...
I really love this movie
Oh my God I Didn't not Realize that Samuel l. Jackson was the guy who was playing as T penny from gta san andreas.
I wonder how this team would do against the team from Hoosiers.
Be tough, Jimmy Chitwood can't miss, but they couldn't run with Richmond
The had like 3-4 d1 mid major guys and more size and depth they would more than likely win
Did anybody else notice that when number 11 went for the free-throw he had a whole tattoo on his right arm but they’re supposed to be in high school
0:55 favorite part
Damn Steph Curry looks young in this movie
Coach Carter was not to to be played with nor messed with.
ding ding ding ding!!! congratulations! your reward is rest :)
Hercules was weak anyways you feel me 😂🤣
“You’ve won the bonus prize of 500 pushups!
Would you like to go for the grand prize of 1000?”
this pisses me off because it reminds me of my coaches as a kid, and no it didn't play out like this. all that would happen is we would miss layups because we didn't practice actually scoring
That's exactly what I was about to say. Ball controls, passing, reading your own teammates, etc. And once you get to certain amount of stamina, it's about the efficient usage of stamina that matters (and recovery), not having larger tanks of stamina.
The movie explains that these kids were super talented but lacked discipline. Shooting was never a problem, nor layups (look what worm does on a game winning circus shot). Not a regular situation, but its a movie. Cruz was basically Steph Curry.
Name of the movie Coach Carter now give this a like
This movie was filmed at my high school during my junior year. That gym was originally green and yellow with a jackrabbit painted on the wall. In 2004, they painted it red for the entire school year. Samuel L. Jackson is awesome being able to meet him in person. When I did, I thought to myself, *“OMG! I got to meet Mace Windu!😁”*
I wanna inspire our humans 1 daym via film
No one told me nick furry was a coach
One the best 🎥 Movie Ever teaching those young man better choice and how to behave...
"But coach he's a freshman, and not famous enough of an actor yet!"
what's the hypy song when they started winning? want to know so bad
"ding ding ding ding good answer" Tenpenny Gta San Andreas
So um, the other team literally threw away that game @ 3:57. Who the hell was the in-bounder throwing to? 6th man of the year~
He was giving it to a teammate in the background
That teammate did a horrible job at cutting.
Officer frank Ten Penny came out lol 😆
That was a clean steal
whats with the description, someone trying to get their homework done?
0:54 only og will know where this is from
I would have went for that grand prize of 1000 cause my ass can't even do close to 500 anyways
3:57 You have 17 seconds to go, a one point lead and you make this half court pass? Come on that's not even amateur level
coach said the other team were exhausted while his team was still full of energy so theyre not gonna react well to that risky pass. it's stupid but that's just for storytelling purposes on why he kills his players with training drills.
Super Awesome
1:00 for receiving too much homework lol
Billy Gillespie thinks Coach Carter is weak. He does practices like that on game day (true story). The only difference is it’s HIS own teams that look exhausted by the end of the games
0:57 Gta San Andreas reference.....
What's the name of the song from 1:23
0:55 ding ding ding ding dinggg , good answer carl , tempenny work as coach after dead by drive himself a firetruck like a bitch
This isn't how it works lol, you can incorporate conditioning into actual drills if you run them hard. Anyone whose played organized basketball knows this is absolute BS.
Looks good on a movie though. 🤷🏾
But let’s not act like it’s not coaches like this
This movie had coaches trippin just like this.. bullshit is right lol
Oh no, you're telling me movies are an exaggeration and hyperbole of real life!? Wow, this is breaking news!!!11!!111!
Such a nice movie, they dont make them like this anymore.
Nor is it the debate team sir
He shouldn't give Coach Carter attitude
What is the name of movie
Arshdeep Singh coach carter
0:53 Sam is sooo Tenpenny