ESPN's 30 for 30
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its so hard to pick a favorite from these. the following were all OUTSTANDING:
The U
Who Killed the USFL
Without Bias
Reggie Miller
Guru of Go
No Crossover
June 17, 1994
Little Big Men
Four Days in October
Once Brothers - the only one that made me actually feel legitimately sad
Pony Excess
The U
Who Killed the USFL
Without Bias
Reggie Miller
Guru of Go
No Crossover
June 17, 1994
Little Big Men
Four Days in October
Once Brothers - the only one that made me actually feel legitimately sad
Pony Excess
Lkr said:I never got to see that one
The main reason I thought it was the best was because anyone that could have been involved during those very trying times in Colombia, was interviewed except the two main characters...because they were dead. We are talking from the main righthand man of Pablo Escobar to 2 former presidents of Colombia.
"The Announcement" was ok. They have much better ones. I might be able to count with 2 hands, how many I thought were better.
A new "30 for 30" is on tonight, and it looks to be interesting:
http://espn.go.com/30for30/film?page=broke
http://espn.go.com/30for30/film?page=broke
Hard for me to watch after 15 minutes. People talk A LOT of crap of how THEY would have done it differently...but you just don't know. As MOST college athletes, you had nothing...suddenly at ages as early as 19...you are a millionaire 10 to 100 times over for the 1st time ever. You have family and friends...those you trust taking the biggest advantage of you. Very sad....
salsadancer7 said:
I felt sorry for the the guys like Bernie Kosar, whose own dad ripped him off. And others who ripped by family and financial advisors.
Andre Rison just came off as a jerk.
2 things players should take from this, save your money and wear condoms.
The one part I found funny was when the guy said Rickey Henderson got a check for a million bucks and later they didnt show it as cashed. They called Rickey to see why it hadnt cleared and he had framed it.
It was OK.
It was OK.
I think you mean everyone should (not just players)
Hart5150 said:
I could not agree more.
I know this will not be well received...but these universities ...knowing full well they make millions off these kids, should have some kind of seminar for athletes that have a chance to make it as a professional athletes BEFORE they get to the pros.
This 30 for 30 episode was sad but not surprising. Some of the comments about how glamorous it is to open up a nightclub but it's boring to invest in mutual funds. So true. It reminds me of so many people who think the man with 3 new cars and boats in his yard must have more money then the guy next door with 2 used cars and a small boat. Not always the case. All of them should read the book "The Millionaire Next Door". Lottery Winners go broke all the time. Some people just can't handle money.
It should be more than a seminar, it should be a minor offered by the school for intercollegiate athletes. Courses taught over time so that they fullly understand that their earning curve is very, very short.
