A docuseries focusing on legendary coaches and athletes from the ACC.
Tells the story of the coach who made Florida State (FSU) football a household name. Over the course of 34 years, Bobby Bowden led the Seminoles to two National Championships, 12 ACC Titles, and countless records. While a legendary football coach by trade, faith and family were the cornerstones to his life and paramount in his program. With interviews from family, media personalities, former coaches, and past players, including 1993 Heisman Trophy Winner Charlie Ward and Hall of Fame linebacker Derrick Brooks, viewers will discover the impact Bobby Bowden left not only on Florida State, but on the game of college football.
Kay Yow is featured.
Tells the story of the player who transformed the Virginia men’s basketball team into a college basketball powerhouse. As a child growing up in the small town of Harrisonburg, Va., Sampson learned the value of work ethic, which he applied to his life and to the game of basketball. Quickly becoming one of the most sought after, and heavily recruited players of all time, Sampson chose the University of Virginia and made an immediate impact. During his storied career at UVA, he led the Cavaliers to the 1980 NIT Championship, the 1981 NCAA Final Four and an appearance in the Elite Eight in 1983, while earning three National Player and ACC Player of the Year honors. With interviews from media personalities, former coaches, and past players, viewers will discover the impact Sampson left not only on Virginia, but on the game of college basketball.
Frank Beamer is featured.
