Professor Goes To Prison (Full Version)

The teacher lives, my name is Gracie Lou. You better know that the

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has been playing professionally for 115 years in 40 different countries and against all levels of competition, but he has never played outside of

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before. That's about to change, okay, we just landed. Lincoln Nebraska then looks exactly like we thought Lincoln Nebraska would be a very rural small airport. The hotel is five minutes away. I feel like I've done it. I've seen it all when it comes to basketball, but I've never actually played inside.

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and I have no idea what to expect, well this really cool organization, Prison Fellowship, has reached out to give me the opportunity to go to prison.

I know some of these guys have made bad decisions and ended up here, you know, it's my whole radar to take precautions, feel the situation first because you know this is a prison, this isn't, you know it's not Santa Clarita, California . I'm being charged with first degree murder. I'm here on three counts of involuntary manslaughter. You put it in my charge to attack a police officer in this attempted robbery. I'm here for second degree murder and attempted second degree murder at the age of 16. They locked me up for robbery, robbery and assault. My charge is second degree murder.

I'm 60 to life I'm well locked up for 28 years and I've been in prison for 14 and a half years I have I have to do many times I'm eligible for parole 20:41 I'm always one 14 months of parole Are we all here on a court of basketball? A type of man like asphalt. You are, yes, it is definitely a prison. The only thing we can do is play basketball. Yes, I play basketball every day. Now it can get a little difficult because it's still basketball in prison. foul means a foul in prison everyone knows the consequences of bullying things like that basketball games here get very intense so growing up we want you a war someone should always professionals always rush everyone just wants a chance to play one on one -You don't feel like you're going to be there the next day, you know we don't have these knots, they are opportunities in prison so much so I want to make the best of it.

Hey, how are you doing? I'm Alyssa Standish. works Prison Fellowship welcome to Nebraska thank you I'm Kevin Oliver I'm the recreation manager here at this facility I've been here for about 20 years Is there anything I should be aware of? Strict general rules. Everything you know, be as respectful as possible. him as you can, you know that some of them have anger management problems that always affect, they know that they move and don't. I'm not going to lie when you enter the prison, it's a little scary and massive security and once you enter the closed door behind you in this real court, you know that initially we planned to place the textile 1 on 1 that they came out flexing a bit, you know, I didn't realize that there's like one guy here and then two three. four five triple sailor the

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because they can't help but look bored planning well, the same way we all put people in one last time now game 3, come on, he wanted to do that because BT we know that seeing this madness this is what he Yes, we have to prove it tonight.

Oh, third game, no, I'm out of breath. It's okay, it's okay. I'm waiting for it waiting. Well, well, you're going to breathe for those who are ready for it. I just played a teacher and it was this whole move for 2005, so I know I was going to do it. I think I got under his skin and he broke it in 2018 and made some moves on me that I couldn't understand and he got me. Can I feel overwhelmed and excited? I grew up watching it, it's like a dream come true. Hope

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y it can impact people. You know, that's why I came to the conclusion that you know he's much bigger than me when I came and it's about others.

So what did you do today really help me? It impacts and inspires people because it is rare for people to go to prison. Many people with their prejudices and criticize the prison. You know they are arrogant. These people are criminals. I have friends. I have been in prison. I returned to my cell. I'm not. I didn't make many good decisions, so nothing, look at them, my brother, so we have chili, it's for the good of my boys. You see, we used this time to become something better, you know, and they're showing it to you. Honestly, that's what I took.

Over to Ryan's, yes, I've been depressed for 23 years. I'm Grace, it was great having you. I've been here for 35 years. Thank you. I have been depressed for a long time. We don't experience things like this. I have not had. so much hope in my life and this right here even the slightest touch touches a person here Steel Poker yeah you got it you just have to believe it it's like you guys walking around here were really cool you got your piece that inspires me from a I also face the point of view, so respect, a lot of respect, there was a lot more that we couldn't show in this video of my interaction with the prisoners, their stories, some more basketball, different interaction things, yeah you want to see it, make sure you go.

To prison, scholarship organization, cut forward to the professor. I'll make sure and watch that video.