FU HOOPS DOC
Peace Center. https://www.peacecenter.org/events/deta ... r-together
I think this Doc is going to get Coach Richey a new job.
Curious if that's showing the entire series, or just an episode?
TY and FU but no it doesn’t.PaladinPower wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 7:44 pmYou’re insufferable… Trailer description says coming soon on Amazon Prime. Possibly coinciding with the premiere at the Peace Center if I had to guess.
Below is from the trailer description on YouTube. Richmond also commented on a question and said first episode is at the peace center with series releasing early March. Just read.apaladin wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 9:33 pmTY and FU but no it doesn’t.PaladinPower wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 7:44 pmYou’re insufferable… Trailer description says coming soon on Amazon Prime. Possibly coinciding with the premiere at the Peace Center if I had to guess.
“The Furman Men's Basketball team hasn't won the Southern Conference Tournament Championship with an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament since 1980, one of the longest droughts in college basketball history.
In 2022, the Paladins were 4.3 seconds from ending that drought until a last-second 3-point shot in OT would end their dreams.
With unprecedented access, follow the team for the entire 2022-23 season and their quest for a SoCon Tournament Championship for the first time in 43 years and a dance into March Madness with behind-the-scenes content and in-depth interviews.
Coming soon to Amazon Prime!”
In the comments of the trailer on YouTube, Richmond Weaver said that the target for the official release is early March and the exact date announcement is coming soon.
Ok. You’d think a Furman grad could figure out reading a video description if they’re curious about the release info but here we are. Buy your tickets to the premiere at the Peace Center! Beat VMI.
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If I buy a ticket to the Peace Center, even if some of the proceeds benefit the basketball program, there is no charitable tax advantage. I'll wait and watch it on Prime. And I doubt seriously that the Peace Center isn't letting Furman use the Gunter Theater for free. Why not premiere on campus in McAlister for all season ticket holders as thanks for the support.
Anyone who says money can't buy happiness never had season tickets.
I wish those of us that take the standard deduction could take charitable deductions. Seriously, many folks, like myself, don’t have Prime, so this is great way to celebrate the documentary is a first class setting. We have to remember that many will go downtown to the Peace Center that would not have gone to the campus for the celebration. Proof of that is the fact that 5,000 fans will show up for a game at BSA while only 2,000 will make it out to Timmons. Also, you have to think the promoter of the documentary is responsible for the venue setting. It’s more about the first class setting for a first class basketball program than it is about raising a lot of money. After all, Gunter only holds 400 people. Go Paladins!Flagman wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2024 10:49 pmIf I buy a ticket to the Peace Center, even if some of the proceeds benefit the basketball program, there is no charitable tax advantage. I'll wait and watch it on Prime. And I doubt seriously that the Peace Center isn't letting Furman use the Gunter Theater for free. Why not premiere on campus in McAlister for all season ticket holders as thanks for the support.