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This storyline was first done by John Larroquette in his 1991 movie "One Special Victory."

This basic storyline was first done by John Larroquette in his 1991 NBC-TV movie "One Special Victory".. In that movie, John plays the man who is sentenced by a judge to community service, to coach a basketball team of mentally and physically disabled people, they compete with other teams, and he is transformed in the process.^[1] That movie was shown globally; and was inspired by the true story of the real-life coach, Ron Jones (teacher), in his 1990 book B-Ball: The Team That Never Lost a Game.. Four supporting videos: "NBC Trailer #1"., and "NBC Trailer #2"., and "1990 TV News report of Jones and the team"., and "1990 documentery film of Jones with original team (starts 0:50)".. See also IMDB page: "One Special Victory".. 76.147.188.209 (talk) 21:48, 13 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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