Ernie Davis Essay

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Manpreet Chatha Reflection Video Express: The Ernie Davis movie based on true story that represented a time when black players are not welcomed in the South. It is a motivational and inspiring movie that showed the struggle of a black player Ernie a Davis who became the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy, in 1961. This movie shows a relationship between a coach and Davis. Jim brown and Davis and racism period. Ben Schwartzwalder was the outstanding coach, who does not believe in racism, focus only on player passion in football. The movie show relationship as a deeper subject in football. Davis and his coach both are the strong character in the movie. Coach encouraged him at all time to become a best player. Schwartzwalder is the excellent example for a best coach, what are the definition of coach and the goal of the coach for win his team. It is clearly show in that movie that if the player is fast, but coach make you faster, if a player is run hard, then coach show you how to run harder. And a player is good, but a coach definitely goal is how make a player better. And Ernie was part of a fundamental development of Schwartzwalder attitude. He proved that a poor person also has right to big dreams by the confident. Ernie did hard work and made a brown actor in sport word. His talent was recognized by his coach …show more content…

Jim was connected with of Davis goal and Ernie inspired from his success and he was a one man who helped of Davis to convinced about Schwartzwalder as a one of the best coaches for him in college ball. He told to Davis that “if you to go to Syracuse, it is not gonna be easy for you.” Jim brown was never won the Heiman trophy in his life but Davis won it and completed his goal. He also made a strong impact in his life, in fact, Davis continued his legacy by wearing his number (#44) throughout his career at Syracuse. Both are the best example of hard working and dedication player

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