For Ball and Country

This is an insightful and in-depth look into the dream teams of different eras, the evolution of international basketball as a viable competitor to the United States and contains unprecedented behind-the-scenes footage of the the USA team that went to the Tokyo olympics in a post-covid type environment. It has more footage of Gregg Popovich practices that gives an incredible look into his competitiveness, mindset and the way he coaches his team to victory. It contains heartfelt, genuine speeches from coaches like Doug Collins, who talked about the heartbreak in 1971. It's really a feast of plenty for basketball fans. It's also very well shot, edited and structured. I can't really understand how I'm the first reviewer here or how few people have seen it. I would say this documentary is good enough that it transcends basketball and talks about what it takes to win and how to build a team and a community that's guided towards excellence.