Coach Snoop

I watched about 20 minutes.... Double standard, hypocrisy and ignorance. Can't we get a positive role model for young black kids who don't rap about violence, use the "N" word in every sentence, and smoke dope? This is shameful and pathetic..... African American kids deserve better than this. If playing football or basketball is their only ticket out of the inner city violence, drugs, and gangs.... It's more of a problem than people know. If African American support this mindset, the problems will only get worse and future generations will be lost. Snoop Dog needs to quit the drugs and stupid talk and read a book.... Sorry not sorry.

Loved the series. My favorite thing about the show is that everyone keeps it real throughout the show. You can tell these are people's real lives and there are winners and losers like in reality. This show also helps raise awareness of how poverty and issues can be perpetuated through multiple scenarios, each unique and relatable to everyone (although they don't outright point this out). My favorite thing about this was the kids, they are awesome to watch grow with Snoop as a mentor.

It appears that some of the plays are shot or re-shot just for the camera angles to be dramatic. It may be that some of the plays are real but if you watch the very first episode, there must be cameras on tracks behind the action and they when we see the same play from a different angle, there should be cameras visible from the opposite angle. The over-all message of the series is good; preparing young men for the real world. Don't let the staging of shots/set-up deter you from watching.

Awesome series and hoping more to come. I found it very real and motivating.

The show is entertaining and the message is fantastic. Snoop is a class act and great role model. I love what he's doing for these kids and what he continues to do. I love the realness of the show.