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ND corners the market on inspirational movies... by cbiebel

Knute Rochne, All American (Murray Sperber actually argued that it literally saved college athletics by providing an innocent view of sports to counter a lot of the corruption in college sports. Basically, it was the perfect propaganda film for the NCAA).

Rudy

Does any other school have films like this, let alone two?

BTW, I used to joke that a sequel to Rudy could be a Christy Grady movie (the student manager who suited up during the 1997 Final Four season). We could change that now to make it Kaitlin Cole.