Something to Cheer About, released on June 26, 2007, by Screen Media, is a powerful documentary that encapsulates the inspirational true story of Oscar Robertson and the Crispus Attucks Tigers. This 64-minute film dives deep into the journey of the first all-black high school basketball team to claim a state championship amidst the backdrop of racial tension and segregation in America. Viewers are treated to an engaging narrative that not only showcases the tenacity and skill of these young athletes but also highlights the social impact of their historic achievements. The documentary serves as both an educational tool and an engaging entertainment piece, appealing to sports enthusiasts, history buffs, and advocates for social justice alike.

The DVD, identifiable by the UPC code 025195010719, is packed with special features, including 50th Anniversary celebration footage and highlights from the iconic 1955 Indiana High School Championship game. Critics have praised Something to Cheer About for its uplifting portrayal of determination and resilience, with The Washington Times describing it as inspiring, while the Daily Herald calls it a joyous and celebratory documentary. Whether you’re revisiting a pivotal moment in sports history or discovering it for the first time, this film provides a refreshing perspective on teamwork, courage, and the relentless pursuit of victory against all odds.