Continuity mistake: After Texas beats Kentucky, Willie Cager runs up into the stands to hug his mom and it looks to be a very long hug but in the very next shot he is seen on the floor with the rest of the team and he is holding the ball in the air.
Continuity mistake: During the Kentucky game, in the second half, Shed passes the ball to Artis, then Artis passes it to Cager and Cager spins it off the backboard. Well on the bench you see Shed cheering for Cager, while the announcer is announcing what just took place. (01:41:10)
Continuity mistake: Shed throws the dollar back at the teammate who gave it to him, but in the shot that shows the hall floor, the dollar is nowhere to be seen.
Continuity mistake: Before the final game starts, the ref shakes the hand of the Kentucky coach. But they are shaking with their LEFT hands. It appears the film was reversed as the ref's pocket is also on the wrong side - it is on the right side of the shirt instead of the left, where you would usually find a shirt pocket. Later in the film, you can see the same ref with no pocket on the right side of the shirt.
Answer: Because it's a bi-racial team. While he worked to build a unified team, he recognizes that there are many differences between the members. He realises he needs to also allow them to play to their natural abilities and individual strengths, making them more effective players.
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