Andy's Film Blog

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Ryan Fleck's  The Day the Series Stopped , an entry in the ever expanding and exponentially uninteresting 30 for 30 series,   is a di...

After a dismal showing in the 1970s, the Detroit Pistons luck began to change in 1981 when they acquired Isaiah Thomas in the draft and B...

When Nolan Richardson was hired to coach Arkansas' basketball team, he imported a ferocious style of play, the likes of which had not...

By crossing two professional sports seemingly without effort and with freakish, natural athletic ability, Bo Jackson established a legacy...

In September of 1962, as the federal government was integrating the University of Mississippi and a band of U.S. Marshals were ushering J...

In 1984 at Simeon Career Academy, a high school on the South Side of Chicago, Ben Wilson was a rising basketball star. Having just led hi...

In late 2010, basketball founder James Naismith's original rules of the game were auctioned off by Sotheby's in New York City. Fe...

With the 1988 Seoul Summer Games approaching, and Olympic drug testing in its infancy, track star Carl Lewis was one of the most celebrat...

Following the glory days of professional sports, a staggering number of athletes find themselves insolvent, with figures as high as 60% o...

Throughout his professional playing career with the Lakers, Magic Johnson was the toast of L.A.: 5 NBA Championships, 3 MVP Awards, 12 Al...

In 1977, Dewey Bozella was convicted for a brutal murder of an elderly New York woman which was overturned no less than 26 years later, t...

Todd Marinovich was the thought to be unstoppable quarterback sensation. Dubbed Robo-QB for his unequaled skills, Marinovich was raised by h...

Separated by 160 miles and comprised of fans who share many similarities, the rivalry between the University of Alabama and Auburn Universit...

Chris Herren was the pride of Fall River, Massachusetts. The finest basketball player to ever come out of the small town, Chris went to play...

When a nobody liquor salesman from Jersey named Chuck Wepner went 15 rounds with heavyweight champion Muhammed Ali, people whistled and chee...

In 1999 an underachieving colt and an overweight jockey fresh out of rehab teamed up for an unlikely partnership that approached Triple Crow...

After making documentaries on McDonalds and product placement, Morgan Spurlock now gives us "The Dotted Line", a look at sports ag...

Richard Raskin was born into an upper class family and found success in everything he attempted, becoming a doctor and a successful amateur ...

Steve Bartman deflecting a foul ball from the reach of Moises Alou in the 2003 NLCS   In 2003, it appeared that the Chicago Cubs would be...