Set your DVR for December 14th

[victor2111]

that is when Mo C 30 for 30 will be on.

Maurice Clarett ‏@reeseclarett13 2h
Getting ready to preview my 30 for 30 film right now..... #DDSD ...... Gotta love it

Maurice Clarett ‏@reeseclarett13 49m
Just seen my 30 for 30... Official release date is December 14th.... I can't wait for ppl to view it. #YoungstownBoys

Maurice Clarett ‏@reeseclarett13 32m
#YoungstownBoys is the title of the film

Maurice Clarett ‏@reeseclarett13 30m
This is a movie... Not a documentary. Huge difference

Maurice Clarett ‏@reeseclarett13 7m
The film will air directly after the Heisman ceremony.... #YoungstownBoys #30for30

Maurice Clarett ‏@reeseclarett13 2m
I put my heart and soul into this film and I promise it shows.....

[ohstatefan]

Order your bottles of Grey Goose now to get the complete viewing experience.

[victor2111]

I've been waiting for this to come out, it has been in the talks for like 2 years now. Also will co-star Coach Tress.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Jim Tressel and Maurice Clarett are back together -- at least on your television screens.

As part of its "30 for 30" series, ESPN will air a movie on the former Ohio State coach and running back on Dec. 14. Called "Youngstown Boys," Clarett wrote on his Twitter account Monday that the film will be broadcast after the Heisman Trophy ceremony.

On its "30 for 30" website, ESPN described the film as "The interconnected journey and evolving relationship of two former Ohio State stars -- RB Maurice Clarett and coach Jim Tressel."

As you know, Tressel and Clarett helped lead Ohio State to a national championship during the 2002 season before Clarett's college career evaporated under a cloud of NCAA investigations. He was sentenced to prison in 2006 after a plea deal on a robbery charge. After his release, he returned to Ohio State as a student in 2010 and worked out regularly at the football facility.

Tressel and Clarett returned to Ohio Stadium together last fall for the 10-year reunion of that title team, then appeared together at an alumni event in Cleveland. Tressel has been busy in his new role working with students at the University of Akron, where he has been teaching a class on coaching.

Clarett has been talking for a while about his involvement in a movie about his life. And now it's ready.

[angrybaldman]

Looking forward to it.

[victor2111]

Oct 7, 2013 15:38:17 GMT -5 angrybaldman said:

Looking forward to it.

So am I. Like I said, Mo C has been talking about this for two+ years now. I been waiting and waiting, and really thought maybe it wouldn't happen. Glad to see it is coming out now, and very interested to see how they play it. I love ESPN 30 for 30 already, now one that has something to do with a player/coach I cheered for? Even better.