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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2021 · 1H 54M

Hoosiers - Movie Breakdown with Zerb - VL #126 with Brian

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A teen movie classic this week as we indulged in one of the greatest 80s sports movies of all time: Hoosiers. 13-time podcast guest Zerb stops by the VL podcast studio for the first time in over a year to discuss all the ins and outs of this storied Indiana basketball adventure! Topics on this one are expansive and include: IU alum director David Anspaugh and our personal connection to him, business careers in entertainment club, the real 1954 Milan Indians, suspended NCAA players, Gene Hackman might be a dick, looking 55 your whole life, Jimmy Chitwood's ice water veins, 50s basketball players, Chuck Ts with scrunched down high socks, the most out of place love story in movie history, playing with 4 guys, drunk dads, Jimmy is a god, the picket fence, goosebumps in sports movies specifically related to speeches, underhanded free throws, bad kissers, 10 ft hoops and 15 ft foul lines, Jimmy's gotta take that last shot, and much much more! Featuring Mt Rushmore of Sports Movies, Ryan Philippe Practice Hero Award, MCITW (sponsored by Wicklow Wear), Picking Nits, clips/music from the movie, Rotten Tomatoes Game, and MVP of the movie.

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