Lights Out in Blackham 'Slam Dunked' Documentary

[Turbine]

https://m.youtube.com/user/LightsOutInBlackham

[CajunConnection]

With all the money being given now to athletes maybe the NCAA can reinstate the early 70's Cajun basketball teams for helping players.

[CajunGator]

Restitution

[BeauCajun]

We were just ahead of our time.

[ZoomZoom]

Speaking of Learfield, can this be the way to get the “Lights Went out at Blackham” project done, or most who cared about this are gone?

Original Docuseries & All-Access Features

These high-end productions offer fans behind-the-scenes access to athletic programs, often featuring professional cinematography and deep narratives.

The Blueprint: A four-episode series providing an all-access look at the University of Kansas football program's preparation.

The Brand: A recurring series for Texas Tech Football that chronicles training camp and program culture.

Michigan Made: A celebrated series following the Michigan Basketball program’s pursuit of a championship.

Granted: A docuseries highlighting the emotional journey of a walk-on football player at Toledo earning a scholarship.

[Turbine]

If Louisiana were to win national championship in basketball ....

Slam Dunked would be a slam dunk.

With the current state of NCAA affairs ... irreparable harm reparations should be demanded

[NewsCopy]

"Slam Dunked" reveals for the first time the questionable procedures and allegations of the NCAA"

APBR.org

[Mr. Mac]

That is a fantastic idea ZoomZoom. Put the NCAA on the defensive side of things for a change.

[CajunVic]

the NCAA has nothing to defend

[Turbine]

the NCAA has nothing to defend

That is a creative way to say defenseless.

There was no justification for what the NCAA did to Louisiana Basketball.

All because Authement refused to present the case, they gave the death stamp.