Did anybody see "The U" ?

[DKSchrute]

What a disgusting operation that was. It was everything we knew it was back then. Criminals, thugs, and theives.

How we ever beat them is beyond me. They werent students at all. Michael Irvin even says "there was no conspiracy, there was no media bias- we were just bad kids."

What blew me away, I didnt know this part, Luther Campbell (2 Live Crew) was paying guys off for bounties and TDs etc.

Can you imagine this? Luther Campbell was allowed to hang out with the team.

They got away with that crap for 10 years.

 

[devolg]

I caught part of it (love 30 for 30 btw) but it was like half way into it so I didn't watch much. Hate not watching something from the beginning. Hoping to catch a replay.

 

[LeapinLeprechaun]

I saw bits and pieces of it. I lost a lot of respect if any in Jimmy Johnson. Classic example of a University teaching their kids about nothing in life. I bet half of their players are on the street somewhere going nowhere in life. I hope Jimmy Johnson and all the adminstrators go to sleep knowing they could have prevented a lot of that. From what I saw it was interesting and disgusting at the same time. Kind of reminds me of USC letting Snoop Dogg on their sidelines. Hmmmm Even though I like Snoop Dogg's music. But the man has direct ties to this day to gangs in LA. What is Petey thinking?

 

[JefMaj]

Lived through it... not interested.

 

[NDOM]

Lived through it... not interested.

Lived through it as well......Dont give a 2 shits about the fuckin canes. Not worth my time. Christ I was AT the game.

 

[jason_h537]

i saw it. thought it was pretty good. Saw a clear distinction from Schnellenberger/ JJ to Erickson. I thought it was funnt how nobody beat them, they either got screwed or blew it themselves. Didnt ND beat the Canes in 90? i didnt see that covered but it was a Miami movie. Still thought it was pretty good