Just finished it. Kudos to netflix for doing this. There are a lot of talented native americans that are playing on reservations all over the country. So grateful they shed some light on us, so hopefully more schools and coaches will take a chance on our children. Great show. Loved every minute of it. One of the only shoes u do not wanna hit the skip intro button, it's so soothing and beautiful.
Netflix turned this down several times for a year and finally bought it once they watches the trailer. They didn’t do this, some one else did and sold it to them
Not a huge basketball fan , but just finished watching the series and totally loved it . What an amazing story and all of a sudden I find myself being a huge wildcats fan 👏👏👏. Wishing all those young men all the success in the world ✌️
I cried my eyes out. I’m so proud of these boys !! I’m a nehiyaw iskwew (Cree woman) from sweetgrass First Nation. I just finished volunteering at the Alberta Indigenous games this week and the amount of talented athletes that came out continued to amaze me. Sport is the perfect tool to keep us resilient through hardships of being Native American. #BallisLife 🏀🏀🏀
This was inspirational, so proud of them all. They've had to overcome so many barriers and obstacles that others would not have and yet they rose with dignity....and they're only in high school. I'd love to see a follow all of them on their future journeys.
Just finished this and I loved every minute. What a journey, I hope those kids and that community is proud for what they have accomplished. Wishing all of them the best
I would like to thank Coach Mendoza he has been an influential coach too many players. I for one played for Winslow Lady Bulldogs coached by PETRO seen and would like to have gladly take him for my coach any day, but you young men have too be glad to be coached by a "LEGEND" who is so humble has alot of knowledge and is wanting you too go to the next level or even higher. Coaches like him have families but at the same time your his kids under his wings...just take that into consideration that time spent with you all can go to his his family time. Its not about the younger the coach...Its about the knowledge they have and know from there experiences coaching. I'm was a basketball player who still loves the game, but has a family of there own. As you become older you become wiser, and wish you have have did things differently with the GAME Of BASKETBALL.
I'm from Phoenix Rez ball is today's version of Hoosiers. A small team can win on any given night. I will take a well oiled team over 2 standout ballhogs anyday.
I watched this to show support for my heritage unfortunately I’m a mixed mutt as the coach say so I grew up AA but my grandma has showed me pictures and told me a little bit about my NA Lineage and her grandma grew up on a Reservation so I been watching this and a Hulu series called “Reservation Dogs” But this series had me literally yelling “ Cooper Burbank or Burbank “ in every episode I like is style of play real cool series I enjoyed watching this
I am starting this series tonight after it caught my eye while sick at home channel-surfing Netflix. It almost looks like a Native American version of Hoops Dreams. Any good?
just finished the last chance u basketball arguably the best series ever made, will I be dissapointed watching this? trailer looks so bum compared to last chance u
Native Americans loves basketball, but the basketball doesn't love them. They are unfit to play pro nowadays. They might consider switching to soccer, that would increase their chances to become pro and leave the reservation.
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Just finished it. Kudos to netflix for doing this. There are a lot of talented native americans that are playing on reservations all over the country. So grateful they shed some light on us, so hopefully more schools and coaches will take a chance on our children. Great show. Loved every minute of it. One of the only shoes u do not wanna hit the skip intro button, it's so soothing and beautiful.
Netflix turned this down several times for a year and finally bought it once they watches the trailer. They didn’t do this, some one else did and sold it to them
@@robertbass3959 either way, they put it on a bigger platform than it would have been.
@Win From Within what's your problem
all the players and beautiful people from Navajo Nation should be proud! We love y'all!!
Hell yeah!!! Born and raised in Chinle.Proud of my hometown and how determined these athletes are.Tlaaschii proud!!!!
Not a huge basketball fan , but just finished watching the series and totally loved it . What an amazing story and all of a sudden I find myself being a huge wildcats fan 👏👏👏. Wishing all those young men all the success in the world ✌️
I'm so happy for Josiah♥️
I cried my eyes out. I’m so proud of these boys !! I’m a nehiyaw iskwew (Cree woman) from sweetgrass First Nation. I just finished volunteering at the Alberta Indigenous games this week and the amount of talented athletes that came out continued to amaze me. Sport is the perfect tool to keep us resilient through hardships of being Native American. #BallisLife 🏀🏀🏀
Loved your comment my friend. 👏🏼
Cooper's back must be sore. Dude carried the team in almost every game. Just... Wow!
Awesome! So proud that young natives get a change to shine on such a big stage! Go Wildcats
Loved this show. Made me cry, it was heart felt. Honestly a good show
Tears of joy here - these kids, these kids, God bless them and take them as far, as far as they can go.
Our niece works in Chinle as a Pediatrician and told us about this film. Great stuff, NetFlix! Thanks so much.
This was inspirational, so proud of them all. They've had to overcome so many barriers and obstacles that others would not have and yet they rose with dignity....and they're only in high school. I'd love to see a follow all of them on their future journeys.
60 crips from south central Los Angeles support these Indian warriors! Y’all niggaz got home if you ever come thru slauson!
This reminds me of my home town called Immoklaee, Florida it’s a really small town where everyone is trying to make it.🥺
I'm Mexican good to see our cousins repin for the rez!! Keep it up hope you guys win a championship
Tus primos???
Juss watched the first season. .I was rooting for you guys the whole time..Such an awesome story of determination and perseverance
Just finished this and I loved every minute. What a journey, I hope those kids and that community is proud for what they have accomplished. Wishing all of them the best
Watching right now,have to share! Good job! Stay up! ❤️ From El Paso,Tx.
I would like to thank Coach Mendoza he has been an influential coach too many players. I for one played for Winslow Lady Bulldogs coached by PETRO seen and would like to have gladly take him for my coach any day, but you young men have too be glad to be coached by a "LEGEND" who is so humble has alot of knowledge and is wanting you too go to the next level or even higher. Coaches like him have families but at the same time your his kids under his wings...just take that into consideration that time spent with you all can go to his his family time. Its not about the younger the coach...Its about the knowledge they have and know from there experiences coaching.
I'm was a basketball player who still loves the game, but has a family of there own. As you become older you become wiser, and wish you have have did things differently with the GAME Of BASKETBALL.
I've already seen it, and I honestly loved it! 🥰 also all of them, I call them my brothers. 💘
I'm from Phoenix Rez ball is today's version of Hoosiers. A small team can win on any given night. I will take a well oiled team over 2 standout ballhogs anyday.
This was awesome. I cried a lot. Hope the boys do good in College and in life. My heart goes out to them. They are definitely blessed. :)
Does anyone know where we can watch live-streams of the Chinle games?
Finally some recognition!! Cannot wait!
Former Wildcat, here. I better check if I can watch this here in Japan.
Who’s ready for season 2?
Wow! Very inspiring...is it co incidence that our basketball team is also WILDCATS same as this where in we are not as tall as the other teams...
another season w a different team
1st 15 min made me cry already
Love the Navajo.. they maybe a shorter tribe but the sioux nation and Huron tribes are tall.. and they ball really well too
Such a good show
I’m a African American but love to play for that school I’m 6’3
I watched this to show support for my heritage unfortunately I’m a mixed mutt as the coach say so I grew up AA but my grandma has showed me pictures and told me a little bit about my NA Lineage and her grandma grew up on a Reservation so I been watching this and a Hulu series called “Reservation Dogs”
But this series had me literally yelling “ Cooper Burbank or Burbank “ in every episode I like is style of play real cool series I enjoyed watching this
Ayyyyy Chinleeee THE REZZZ
Gorgeous series
Im A Canadian half White Half Native
hell ya navajo people
Do anybody knw that Intro song to the show
Please make season 2 on this upcoming Window Rock Scouts
I am starting this series tonight after it caught my eye while sick at home channel-surfing Netflix. It almost looks like a Native American version of Hoops Dreams.
Any good?
Victor from Breaking Bad is from this same reservation.
Sag Chip in the house
Bella l'ho vista oggi,
Cael. Is very cute!!!
Good show! But shoulda been called *_Ball or Nothing_* !
These guys look like Filipinos and play like Filipinos, all heart, hustle despite their lack of height.
Realy??
Strength doesn't exist, only spiritual mind power.
josia always forcin up wild shots
Nice.
just finished the last chance u basketball arguably the best series ever made, will I be dissapointed watching this? trailer looks so bum compared to last chance u
Nope you won't be disappointed it's a great series
Jasiah Tsosie is my brother
I like film 🇺🇦🫵👍
This coach … needs to attend some motivational seminars.😂😂😂
Lo necesitas tu
Nope.
The team is terrible except for one player.
Who?
Native Americans loves basketball, but the basketball doesn't love them. They are unfit to play pro nowadays. They might consider switching to soccer, that would increase their chances to become pro and leave the reservation.
true, but you don't need sports to be successful off the rez