What Carter Lost

Episode aired Aug 24, 2017
TV-G
1h 17m

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7.2/10

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In the fall of 1988 a Texas high school fielded the football team that many consider the greatest ever, yet chances are good you have never heard their story. What Carter Lost is not about t... Read allIn the fall of 1988 a Texas high school fielded the football team that many consider the greatest ever, yet chances are good you have never heard their story. What Carter Lost is not about the team immortalized in Friday Night Lights - it's about the team that beat them. It's abo... Read allIn the fall of 1988 a Texas high school fielded the football team that many consider the greatest ever, yet chances are good you have never heard their story. What Carter Lost is not about the team immortalized in Friday Night Lights - it's about the team that beat them. It's about the year Dallas Carter dominated Texas high school football, never losing a game, but w... Read all

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- Adam Hootnick
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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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- Adam Hootnick
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7/10

The best high school football team ever?

One thing I really hated about the movie "Friday Night Lights" was the absolutely dishonest characterization of Dallas Carter high school. For "dramatic" effect hack director Peter Berg decided to play the good clean country yokels versus the evil city school...especially when history showed it to be the other way around. Carter was an anomaly in big Texas high school football-A public school team not basking in the riches of a Texas suburb.

The interesting aspect of this documentary was the honesty. They were really good, and the perpetrators of the crimes that were committed openly admitted they were at personal fault. The sad irony is thanks to short sighted media, this team will always be misrepresented due to a hack movie. Watch this for the real story about this incredible team. Twenty eight players were offered college scholarships while eight ultimately played in the NFL. Unreal.