Basketball oder nichts

This is an exciting trip with a band of teen boys and the community that supports them, as they face a David and Goliath situation. It's a short series, so quick to watch, yet you don't want the run to be over when you finish. Highly recommend

So much to like about this documentary. Having watched a slew of these, I can say that it is just so refreshing to see a coach get results without abusive language and behavior toward his players. The staff at the school seemed so good. Concerned, supportive, trying to balance academics with sports. It was impossible for me to ignore the overall atmosphere of depression in most of the players and most of their parents. And I get why they would be depressed. But the one thing that I just cannot figure out for the life of me is why you would spend 25 million dollars on a high school basketball arena when there are people in the community that don't have running water. That right there depressed me.

Watch it in January 2022 and really enjoy the whole series which show how alot of people struggle to give there boys a good education for better life than themselves. A very respectable coach who guide his young men with no abusive language that unfortunately became the trend of coaching nowadays.

Amazing to see a part of America little of us know about. It's amazing how much basketball means to this community and how they support this team. This show has amazing heart and you can feel it. I was pulled in immediately. God bless these kids and this community. Wish nothing but the best for them

The stunningly beautiful landscape of the Navajo Nation stands in sharp contrast with the poverty and lack of opportunities that face kids on the high school basketball team in Chinle, Arizona. The coach is a wise older man who teaches the kids teamwork, patience and how to face challenges (a welcome relief from the insanely nasty coaches on other documentary films on sports). I ended up really rooting for the kids in the games and in their future lives.