250+ IQ Coach Successfully Trained 12 Orphan To Be No.1 American Football 

Usually I love recaps, but I think I gotta watch this for real, so many emotions .... Very inspiring...

My friend Tom's mother Dorthy was at the Masonic Home during this time. She is hanging in there in her late 90's.

I grew out in an orphanage. This movie is a testament to all adults especially ESPECIALLY All teachers that you are the ones that have power. Power to give even the most broken and down troden of children a chance to become great if only you use that power wisely and not pilfer the opportunity you have

Playing football back in the day 40+ years ago (cough) - We played a similar orphanage called Sacred Heart in Muenster Tx. I dont know if they even have a team now but back then they did. Their fan base was minimal, their field and facilities were in a sadden state needing plenty of tlc. The field had stickers (which we were used to as we were a small school and practiced in a sticker field). My dad would tease me saying to take it easy on those that were in their situation. My reply was "no pop! They suit up and play just like we do. They deserve our A game, as they will be bringing their A game. So I will play as hard as I can because on the field that is the ultimate respect." Before & after the game it was hand shakes, well wishes, good game type atmosphere. During the game it was an all out ass kickicking contest to see who would win. Though we never lost to Sacred Heart, I promise you they had some D1 talent and deserved the respect of all that suited up against them.

Not gonna lie this moved me to tears when I watched it. Thank you for recapping this one🤙

This is the type of movie that one should show one's children. It is a beautiful story of young men who felt that they would never have a chance to be, become anything worthy of note who, because of a teacher who really cared about them and want them to succeed - invested his time, his intelligence and his love in them and showed the world what can be done when one believes in another and doesn't hold back. Thank you for your excellent narration and telling of the story. Good job.

Back when sports had heart, and wasn't ruled by money and greed.

For those who asked in the comments, the movie was called, "12 Mighty Orphans". I'm not sure why no one would put the title of the movie on here.

Emotional good movie. Loves their strength and spirit, I'm glad they have such a good and patience teacher with a supportive wife. That's what the orphans probably needed, not just the feeling of being loved, but being trusted and belonged, that's what will heal their pains of losing their birth parents.

Actually they were second in Texas High School Football because the team that beat them in the Texas state championship was my grandfather’s team and he was the star running back because he lived and played at Amarillo and later played football at OU as the Running Back before graduating and serving in WW2 at Leyte Gulf. However, the 12 mighty orphans were definitely bad ass teenagers that overcame adversity and overwhelming odds to get to the State Championship.

You are so underrated, your recaps are really good!

So many psychological testings and experiments have been done to prove without a shadow of a doubt that the "placebo effect" is most powerful. Whether telling a cancer patient an injection has a high cure rate & watching them recover completely or encouraging ppl, not just young minds, that they are SO capable and brilliant that they go on to achieve great things in their lives otherwise they wouldn't have. The mind with love and encouragement is capable of incredible achievement.

You can see why Martin Sheen wanted to get involved in the movie: an inspirational story of young people enduring the tragedy of being orphaned, using sport to transcend their traumas and hardship, to become an extended family and be the pride of their community and themselves

Introduce more of this kind of story.. loved the recap ♥️

Heart touching story. Thanks for the recap.❤️

Best Recap ngl it made me in tears watching this :D

this is actually my favorite recap channel, keep it up bro

O man these is the biggest ,fun and emotional recap I have ever heard it's touch me and I feel it 😭😭

Exceptional movie!! And to think that this is a true story is even more heart warming! ♥

Very inspiring and moving. We need these kinds of stories.

Now that's an empowering story, well done.

I'm from Fort Worth. When this movie came out, people were raving. Also, it's funny to me that their first game they ever played was against Mineral Wells because the first game I ever attended was my high school's homecoming against Mineral Wells. Also, OF COURSE Poly has the snooty coach...

This was amazing. Did not want it to end.

What a wonderful story of determination. God bless!

From FWHistorical : "Several students from the Masonic Home football team went on to have great success in life after leaving the school. Harrison Miller Moseley, class of 1938 valedictorian, attended TCU and went on to work with Albert Einstein on the Manhattan project, which created the world’s first atomic bomb. Dewitt Coulter, class of 1943, went on to play college football at west point and later in the NFL for the New York Giants. He was inducted into the Texas High School Sports Hall of Fame in 1970. In 2005, the Masonic Home closed its doors. Today, only a few artifacts remain of the place that helped shape the lives of so many Texas orphans for 121 years.

Amazing movie, perfect whilst eating food. Keep the amazing recaps up👍

Through films like these and content such emotional, I get to understand how sensitive I am ❤️

At 74, I realized, I had been a winner all my life, when I accepted in weakness confessed, was truly real strength. This is when we are who we are. And those who think they are strong are weak, and will always feel inferior and unreal. This movie defines real strength comes from recognizing weaknesses are disguised as real strength. Bravo 👏

Rented this unheralded movie from my local library. What a gem of a football sports movie let me tell you. Just a wonderful uplifting film. See it even if you aren't a sports fan.

Beautiful story 🥺 Inspirational💪💪😤😃

I played football against the Fort Worth Masonic Home back in the 1970s

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I went to Centralia High School in Centralia, IL and our nickname is: Orphans and The Orphan Annies. We got the name from Authur L. Trout in the 1940's. We have the title of being the "Winningest Team in the Nation" for boy's basketball.

Inspiring and beautiful.

Keep on coming bro..

I a half orphan and stayed my childhood at an orphanage I was in tears...i cheered for the Mites even while watching this video

This recap really motivational broh

Wow what a great story

The best movie recaps ❤

What surprising is that this is a true story

What a recap. I will definitely have to watch this movie now

This story' make me cry bro 😭

This is just so wholesome!

Everyone loves an underdog.

This is so inspiring it has given a new hope to keep fighting 💪 I AM A MIGHTY WARRIOR

Okay, now I've got to watch this movie...thanks 👍

Thank you

Great Story about Great American Boys

truly fascinating of courage

250 IQ ?

And sometimes we think we have problems,,, what a story 😢,,, never forget this young men who have been through HELL ,, God Bless their family’s

I want more of this kind of Movies.

Watching this recap made me tear up so much this story very inspiriational

I love football movies especially ones I didn’t know existed

This is one of the best sports movies ive watched ever, highly recommend everyone who likes these types of movies to watch it.

Amazing

love every one of them because they were winners in there hearts

Heartwarming 😇

Amazing movie

U are the best

WOW corruption so far back. Great story. True grit and faith saw their lives change

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04:11 "...the ball was kicked too hard until it was damaged because it was hit by Aloe Vera." LAWL!

I don't cry at movies and don't cry very often at all but this would make me cry.....

Nah man this movie hits dif

Why they all look so fineee please ahahaha especially the Hardy guyyyy

Nice movie bro, u well explained, btw whats the name of this movie, u never mentioned in the description...☺️☺️

Wonderfully

bro wats the background music with the pianno

Aint no way, that last locker room they were in was at my home field😲 I remember that room on my senior night dope that it was there

Sometimes what an orphans want not just home to stay or food to eat they also need a dream that they can achieve and people who believe in them

That picture at the end should be saved for generations.

Thats a hard aloevera right there

My mom abandoned me when I was 3 months old thankfully my Dad and grandma took care of me.

Una favola reale. Un esempio straordinario, magico. Grazie per quello che ci avete regalato: Orfani

Wathed this film a year ago .. awesome movie.

Hoosiers on the gridiron. Great flick though.

Nice recap. It’s inspired me to want to see the movie. What’s the name of the movie?

The real one that help them with success was the little girl and of course the teams power to never give up

The book Mighty Mites is very good. I always wondered why a movie was never made. Better story than Remember the Titans.

I just love sports movies 😭

I have driven past the Masonic Home in Ft Worth Many times. The old building and grounds are well kept.

So this is in my home town my aunt was the Liberian there in the early 2000s my brother went to school there was the first and only student to not be an orphans but we had just lost out mom at the time in 2003 so this was the best option for him at the time to keep him out of trouble.

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 Greatly honor for them that seeking the forgotten & set aside to have place and to be given opportunity and dignity 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Wasn’t he the same teacher in gridiron where in the prison he didn’t want to fund the football team 😂😂😂

I cant stop my tears 😅

Newman being Newman, go figure.

i cried

The book is even better

Those ninjas cutting onions...

always like a sstory where the under dog wins!!!

"he then told me" - StoryLine Movie

I used to play football but I could never fathom wearing a helmet without a face mask or a mouthguard for that matter.

The ball got damaged because it was hit hard by Aleo vera had me dead jaw🤣🤣

Can you imagine how fucking streng they are?

I watched this movie. Great movie overall.

yo can you make back ground music louder

i wonder what happened to those 5 guy who failed

Never heard of this movie. What is the name?

At 2:08 did one dude who hopped on the one kids back try n bite him ctfu wth kid turned into a vampire