March 11, 201511 yr I believe in the real game, Bobby Plump held it close to 4 minutes. That was Dixie's play call the other night against Holmes. It's incredible watching the play call at the end of many, many high school, college, and even some pro games. You might be one point down or tied. A two will win the game for you. Instead, you end up shooting a contested three. RUN A PLAY!
March 11, 201511 yr "What a terrible, terrible play call at the end of Hoosiers. 'Hey, here you go, here’s the ball, Jimmy. Just stand there for, like, 20 seconds, then shoot a contested jumper. Good luck, bro.'" It's almost like coaches are still taking their cues from that to this day...... I think it was the call SD State made just last night in the Summit League final.
March 11, 201511 yr I'm sorry, but every team and player on this list gets waxed by the young men of Medfield High School from Disney's The Absent-Minded Professor when they've got Flubber shoes. Did you see how high those dudes jump? Midcourt dunking, everybody. Brandon Frasier in Bedazzled was a beast as well. Star player for the Diablos.
March 11, 201511 yr Henry Steele (Robby Benson) from the 1977 classic One on One. One of my favorite scenes is when he was on speed.
March 11, 201511 yr Problem with Jimmy Chitwood is...he wasn't really fictional as he was directly modeled after Bobby Plump. Does that make him semi-fictional?:idunno: In the movie he even took the exact shot from the exact spot on the floor as Plump did in the final. I just read that little tidbit of info this weekend as I Googled info on the movie while watching it.
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