Josh Lucas (as Coach Don Haskins), James Aaron (as Herman Carr), Mark Adam (as Reporter), Tatyana Ali (as Tina Malichi), Michael Arata (as Sports Reporter), Doug Barden (as NCAA Finals Reporter #3 (as Douglas E. Barden)), Meg Rae Barreras (as Co-Ed #1), Brandi-Alisa Bates (as Mary's Girlfriend), Gary G. Baylor (as Seattle Referee), Kimberly Begon (as Senorita), Jim Bishop (as Iowa Assistant Coach), Patrick Blanchard (as Brent Haskins), David Born (as Seattle Game Anchor), Maureen Brennan (as Racist, Spitting Woman (as Maureen A. Brennan)), Mehcad Brooks (as Harry Flournoy), Reagan Browne (as Airport Reporter), Wes Brown (as Pat Riley), Schkena Bruton (as Party Girl), Aaron Burdette (as Eastern NM Forward), William Burns (as Photographer), Israel Calvo (as Juarez Bartender), Jude Cambise (as Pool Hall Gambler), Magali Carrillo (as Señorita), Matthew Carroll (as Basketball player University of Navada #22), Dr. Melissa Caudle (as Reporter), Manny Chevrolet (as Mexican Server (as Manuel Bruno Chevrolet)), Kenneth Coblentz (as Reporter), Dave Cohen (as NBC TV Play-by-Play Sportscaster), Brandi Coleman (as Party girl), Onye' Coleman (as Student), Louanne Cooper (as Kentucky Wife #3), Lou Anne Cooper (as Kentucky Booster Wife), Jennifer Cotton (as Joleen), David Dahlgren (as Kentucky Booster), Ken Davis (as NCAA official), Jamal Rashawn Dennis (as Big Guy), Emily Deschanel (as Mary Haskins), Tamara DeSoto (as Flute player), Edwin C. Dorvin (as Iowa Game Referee), John Drap (as Awards Host), Louis Dupuy (as News Reporter), Mitch Eakins (as Dick Myers), Doug Eames (as Heckler #4/Interviewee), Brian Edwards (as Photographer), Jason H. Elloie (as Big Guy), J.D. Evermore (as East Texas Fan), Felix Favaloro (as East Texas Fan #1), Wayne Ferrara (as Iowa Reporter #1), Wilbur Fitzgerald (as Wade Richardson), Shannon Floyd (as Texas western student), Stocker Fontelieu (as NCAA Finals Reporter), Patrick Fulton (as Wade Junior), Tobi Gadison (as Alvin/Flournoy's Friend (as Tobi Gadison Brown)), Samuel Garland (as Mark Haskins), J.B. Gartner (as NCAA Finals Reporter), Jason M. Giaccone (as Texas Western Band (Trumpet) (attached)), Christopher Gilbertson (as Additional Voices (voice)), Brock Andrew Gillespie (as Featured Basketball Player), Ryan Glorioso (as Texas Western Band Bass Drum), Lea Goodwin (as Extra (Student, Spectator, Angry Crowd)), Stuart Greer (as Harry Lancaster (Kentucky Asst Coach)), Douglas M. Griffin (as Diner Attacker), Gary Grubbs (as Ralph Miller, Iowa Coach), Chuck Halley (as Radio Station Statistician), Merle Harmon (as NCAA Finals Anchor), Don Haskins (as Gas Station Attendant/Himself), Pat Hazell (as Kentucky Booster), Rogers Healy (as Brad Bounds), Heather Hemmens (as Lattin girl #1), Heather Cyrus Hemmens (as Lattin Girl #1 (as Heather Hemmens)), Josh Hepola (as Businessman), Alejandro D. Hernandez (as David Palacio), Bernard Hocke (as Airport Reporter), Alicen Holden (as Kentucky fan #2), Van Hornsby (as Kansas #33), Henry Jaderlund (as Texas Team Ambassador), David Jensen (as Doctor), Matthew Johnson (as Iowa Player #1 (Guard)), Evan Jones (as Moe), Sam Jones III (as Willie Worsley), Schin A.S. Kerr (as David Lattin), Chris Kirkland (as Photographer), Mark Krasnoff (as Pool Hustler), Mary Lapworth (as Texas Western cheerleader), Tanya LaTrae (as Party Girl), David Lattin (as Army Bartender), Elton LeBlanc (as News Reporter), Don Lincoln (as Photographer), Troy LoCoco (as Racist), Greg Lucas (as Iowa Announcer), Derek Luke (as Bobby Joe Hill), Clayton Lyons (as Army ROTC Student), Daniel Malo (as Featured Scorer), Torsha Marie (as Lattin Girl #3), Billy Joe Martinez (as Passenger), Larry Matson (as NCAA Stadium Announcer), Alphonso McAuley (as Orsten Artis), John McConnell (as Tournament Director), Billy McDaniel (as Basketball Player, Seattle University), Catherine McGoohan (as Esther Rupp), Caroline McKinley (as Kentucky Booster Wife), Wallace Merck (as Racist, Cole Field House), Willie Metcalf (as Elevator Operator), Mark Miller (as Reporter), Dr. Monica L. Monica (as Geology Teacher), Ritchie Montgomery (as Wallace), Wayne Douglas Morgan (as Cameraman/Reporter), Frank Morton (as Garden Brunch Waiter), Tyler New (as Gary Gamble), Austin Nichols (as Jerry Armstrong), E.J. Nolan (as Jud Milton), Guadalupe Oscar Nunez (as Janitor), Oscar Nunez (as Locker Room Janitor), James Olivard (as Louis Baudoin), Afemo Omilami (as Mr. Flournoy), Elizabeth Omilami (as Mrs. Flournoy), Bob Ortegel (as NCAA Regionals Anchor), Dylan Osean (as Kentucky Player), Garrik Palumbo (as Racist), Robert E. Pecunia (as Seattle Head Coach), Jeff Portell (as NCAA Finals Reporter), Christina Porter (as Cager's Sister), Jim Rabb (as Jud Milton's Assistant), Damaine Radcliff (as Willie Cager), Rick Randall (as East Texas Game Referee #1), Dane Rhodes (as Racist #3 (as Steven Dane Rhodes)), Brett Rice (as George McCarty), Pat Riley (as Himself), Christopher R. Rose (as Awards Reporter), Gary Rosierer (as Kentucky Game Referee), Valeri Ross (as Mrs. Cager), Jim Rumsfeld (as Texas Western Announcer), Hunt Scarritt (as East Texas Fan), William G. Schilling (as Iowa Announcer (as Bill Schilling)), Codie Scott (as Booster alumni), Stafford Serino (as Lattin Girl #2), Al Shearer (as Nevil Shed), Sean Shields (as Stevens), Paul Shirley (as #50 for Iowa), Gary Michael Smith (as Assistant Head Coach, Kansas Jayhawks), J. Todd Smith (as Local Brother), Trent Smith (as Photographer), John Snow (as Basketball Player, University of Maryland), Andy Stahl (as Dr. Ray), Ralph Strangis (as NCAA Regionals Anchor), Carol Sutton (as Old Woman, Cole Field House), Frank Hoyt Taylor (as Kentucky Booster), Rusty Tennant (as Airport Reporter), Justin Lee Tidwell (as Texas Western Student), Graham Timbes (as Armstrong's Father), Devyn A. Tyler (as Cager's Sister), T.J. Villarrubia Jr. (as Photographer #7), Jon Voight (as Coach Adolph Rupp), Paul Voitier (as NCAA Official), Kim Wall (as Kentucky Booster Wife), Sharon Warren (as Jolene), Kip Weeks (as Togo Railey), Red West (as Ross Moore), Bethany White (as Seattle University Cheerleader), Ro'bin White-Morton (as Gospel Singer), Kenny Wilkerson (as NCAA Reporter #2)

SINOPSIS:
Para Don Haskins, su sueño siempre fue el de ganar: ganar con agallas, corazón y valor; ganar con respeto por uno mismo, y ganar incluso en contra de todas las probabilidades. Lo que Haskins no sabía en 1966 - cuando era simplemente un hombre de familia de una ciudad pequeña tratando de dejar una marca indeleble en su primer trabajo como entrenador de baloncesto universitario - es que la increíble victoria de su subestimado equipo trascendería el deporte y cambiaría no solamente su vida y las vidas de sus jugadores, sino también al país mismo.