
A Season on the Brink
Drama · TV Movie
Overview
ESPN original movie, based on the best-selling book by John Feinstein, which chronicles Indiana's 1985-86 season, when controversial basketball coach Bobby Knight granted Feinstein unprecedented access to his team and its practices, meetings, and huddles. We see dramatizations of some of Knight's infamous tantrums and the team's inter-personal struggles.
Top Cast


Brian Dennehy
Brian Dennehy
Bobby Knight
Brian Dennehy
Bobby Knight


Al Thompson
Al Thompson
Delray Brooks
Al Thompson
Delray Brooks


Benz Antoine
Benz Antoine
Joby Wright
Benz Antoine
Joby Wright


James Lafferty
James Lafferty
Steve Alford
James Lafferty
Steve Alford


Gary Hudson
Gary Hudson
Ron Felling
Gary Hudson
Ron Felling


Duane Murray
Duane Murray
Kohn Smith
Duane Murray
Kohn Smith


Thomas Hauff
Thomas Hauff
Ed Williams
Thomas Hauff
Ed Williams


Frank Adamson
Frank Adamson
President Ryan
Frank Adamson
President Ryan


James Kirk
James Kirk
Patrick Knight
James Kirk
Patrick Knight
Michael James Johnson
Michael James Johnson
Daryl Thomas
Michael James Johnson
Daryl Thomas
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