1965 was the era when Martin Luther King Jr. and the Black Panther Party, the Beatles and the Vietnam War, and white people ruled the world in basketball. High school women's basketball coach Don Huggins (Josh Lucas) received an offer from Texas Western University. Although the benefits were not high-the family could only stay in the boys 'dormitory, and the board's funding was not enough to recruit high-level athletes, because he was going to coach an NCAA Division 1 team, Huggins took over and immediately launched a wide-ranging player search with his assistant targeting black players. The coaching staff has successively found seven talented black players with different personalities and strengths. After a hot-blooded showdown, the black and white players quickly merged and devoted themselves to Coach Huggins 'harsh training. The difference between players 'occasional violations and basketball concepts has allowed coaches and players to gradually grow... Finally, the beginning of the season has come. The Western Texas team was winning all the way. Faced with the threat of violence from racists and the contempt of some public opinion, Coach Huggins decided to rush to the peak of the road to glory with his black players...
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