Hoosiers (3/12) Movie CLIP - Benching Rade on Principle (1986) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When his star player Rade (Steve Hollar) won't pass the ball, Coach Dale (Gene Hackman) benches him, even if it means his team must play one man short.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Hoosiers tells the true story of a group of underdogs who become champions. Set in the 1950s, Hoosiers is about a hard-luck, unemployed college basketball coach (Gene Hackman) who gets a chance to coach a small-town Indiana high-school basketball team. Facing resentment from the community and the team itself, Hackman manages to inspire his young athletes, leading them to the state championship with the help of the assistant coach (Dennis Hopper), who happens to be a recovering alcoholic.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Brad Boyle, Gene Hackman, Steve Hollar, Dennis Hopper, Brad Long, David Neidorf, Kent Poole, Wade Schenck, Scott Summers, Sheb Wooley, Barbara Hershey
Director: David Anspaugh
Producers: Angelo Pizzo, Derek Gibson, Graham Henderson, Carter DeHaven, John Daly
Screenwriter: Angelo Pizzo
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[@justinschrank4806]

That smile by Hopper is INCREDIBLE. Perfect acting in this film

[@whatisdoneinthedarkwillbeb9204]

One of his best performances.

[@moviejunkpodcast]

That smile that Dennis Hopper gives is priceless!

[@BetoLopez-rq8xw]

As if to say coach Dale got a few screws loose too😂

[@brendoncassidy1316]

“Rade Butcher has entered the transfer portal”

[@matthanf6126]

Loved how he stood his ground and says...'I RUN THIS TEAM!' He sent the message!

[@crimony3054]

He was working on the star player's family, who wouldn't let the star player play.

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Two things about coaching sports 1. Raising a team 2. Raising men

[@iank3924]

Thank the British empire? By 2070 it will be E-Sports lol. No one in America cares about soccer unless they have emigrated. Why you posted this here is beyond me and kinda weird.

[@frankcabanski9409]

3 Sports matter not.

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

@@frankcabanski9409 debatable

[@frankcabanski9409]

@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw Sports Matter Not.

[@thosearentpillows5638]

You’re not allowed to do this anymore. It’s toxic.

[@dooug89]

My team is on the floor!

[@elmalevojj]

Every time I watch this scene, I shed a tear or two. Reminds me when I was a young kid playing t-ball and my dad was the coach. He always told me to stop trying to hit a home run and just put the ball into play. Sometimes I would, other times I didn't. One time when I didn't listen, I fouled out during a crucial inning. When the inning was over, I picked up my glove and started to head out to the outfield. When my dad saw what I was doing he basically did what Hackman did in this scene. He benched me and we played with two in the outfield. I was crushed and hurt, but later, learned my lesson.

[@Jesse-nl7tc]

Your dad saw Hoosiers.

[@elmalevojj]

@@Jesse-nl7tc No Jesse, this was way before Hoosiers. Whenever I watch this scene, it always reminds me of the time he benched me.

[@elmalevojj]

@M It will always stay with me. Every time the movie is on TV.

[@jaya1000]

Theres no such thing as a crucial out in t-ball

[@loganlee7387]

Not to a be a jerk, but how did you "foul out" in t-ball? Do you mean basketball?

[@buffalobraves9]

There's two people in the gym besides him that understand what he's doing, Shooter and Myra. The look on Shooter's (Dennis Hopper's) face is brilliant and say's everything. He get's it.

[@grovergarver3104]

Myra doesn't quite get it yet. She's close but she doesn't know enough about Basketball to fully get it. But she's starting to get that this guy isn't just a typical basketball coach and maybe he's something special. Shooter, of course, fully gets it and that smile and knowing look on his face in a gym full of people that don't get it, really makes the scene.

[@TheRainmaker5179]

Shooter was a real asshole in Blue Velvet

[@tygeezy]

John Boutet Except neither get it because passing the ball a certain amount of times doesn’t equal higher scoring efficiency. Simply finding and taking the most efficient shot is what is desirable on an offensive possession. It doesn’t matter if it’s no passes or 6.

[@ajs5435]

She fully knows

[@blacksabfan]

@@tygeezy That's not the point. The point is that the coach gave specific instructions on how the offense was supposed to run. Rade was openly insubordinate and that's why he was not only taken out of the game, but wasn't allowed to go back in to complete a full squad on the floor. The coach understands completely about "efficiency" and "scoring", but this is the first game of the year, and he expects the team to run a certain system , which will open up scoring opportunities for all players, where you're no longer counting passes before shooting, but willingly moving the ball around to find the best shot. Not just firing it up from 25 feet everytime. Rade made a couple baskets in the scene above, but that was only done in the movie to make Coach's decision seem even crazier to nearly everyone in the gym, except Shooter. Besides, Rade's shots didn't flip the score. At the start of the scene they are down 10, when he leaves the game, they are still down 9. That was also done on purpose to make the audience understand that a one-man offense, while effective for a short time, is not a long term way to win basketball games.

[@bauerj3398]

Rade had game. He was a starter on a Indiana State Championship team, and he was playing college basketball when this film was shot. The players actually had to be somewhat 'detrained' for the movie, teaching them to present their game in a more of a 1950's fashion (ex. the little one-footed running jump shot).

[@AZ-hg6kw]

Wow! I never knew this. Interesting. Thanks for the info!

[@sirsaint88]

I love the old school gymnasiums.

[@samknox1]

When Bill Walton was, by consensus, the best player in college basketball, he told Coach Wooden that he was going to transfer to another school if he couldn’t grow a beard. Coach Wooden: “Bill, we’re sure going to miss you.”

[@sirsaint88]

By and large athletes are running the team today. Winning is far more important than principle.

[@scottdecker9115]

@@sirsaint88 That's the problem with some of these hotshots these days. They're like prima donnas. They're think they're above the system, and before they know it, they either throw their lives away, or they're unexpectedly set up for a terrible fall.

[@SniffyPoo]

that was a dumb rule by Wooden

[@Namath1000]

@@SniffyPoo Yes, it was a dumb rule by Coach Wooden. But such rules were not uncommon at that time in most sports. The larger issue, though, is that the players don't dictate the rules and give ultimatums to the coach.

[@wymple09]

@@SniffyPoo He won how many championships with his dumb rules?

[@FakeAFSongLyrics]

As a coach, I’ve done something very similar. Had 8 players and 4 of 5 starters basically ignored everything I said in locker room to start the game. Took four guys out and subbed three in. Played a couple of possessions four on five to let them get the message. Went from down 8-0 to winning by 20.

[@RFSpartan]

NBA 2k don't count my dude

[@FakeAFSongLyrics]

@@RFSpartan Not possible in 2K bro.

[@TheSBleeder]

I love this scene. Shooter (Dennis Hopper) is the only one in the building who understands what Coach Dale is doing. The lesson being taught here runs far deeper than the outcome of this one game.

[@chrisgast]

Or maybe he was grinning his head off because Coach wouldn't back down.

[@CaminoAir]

I think Barbara Hershey's teacher also understands what Coach Dale is doing. She looks like she's re-evaluating him for the first time.

[@williamshultz4620]

Rade's dad rollin must've got it too considering he was behind coach all the way from the first practice when coach didn't want the townspeople butting in on practice. He was also the other backup assistant coach after shooter.

[@Namath1000]

@@CaminoAir She doesn't quite get it like shooter does. She doesn't know basketball like Shooter does. But she is starting to get it. She's realizing that this guy knows what he is doing and he isn't what she thought he was

[@matthanneman7511]

A lot more people in the crowd should have known what they don't know. All the fans are spectators, though many should understand the game because they live in Indiana. Regardless, the spectators aren't in the huddle or on the bench with the coach. If the crowd had questions, they should have consulted the coach a few days later or the officials.

[@smokescreen399]

Love the Music, just takes me to the golden years of movies and TV.

[@calvinnay814]

the music was as big a star of the movie as the actors were......

[@pewterngold]

Great part of this classic movie. IMO....Dennis Hopper’s smile at the end makes the scene. Despite his characters many flaws....he’s the only fan who understands what coach Dale is doing.

[@chrisgast]

Or maybe he was grinning his head off because Coach wouldn't back down.

[@BetoLopez-rq8xw]

Lol @ Dennis Hopper's laugh as if to say...he's got a little crazy in him too! 🤣

[@musicfirst5020]

One of the most perfectly staged scenes in einema. Notice the camera work from court to stands to Dennis Hopper. So natural, as if your eyes were the camera panning around, and of course the heroic music score soaring over the grumbling. A perfect film.

[@jimries625]

Wow

[@1wheeldrive751]

Never had a perfect enema.

[@thegadflygang5381]

My Pop as an old school bballer loved this movie. He always said the big picture and playing right meant alot more than your current place

[@jayzee7538]

The guy at 2:05 is loving it saying "What a bad rad dude".

[@christopherfoote4643]

That's Dennis Hopper. He became a director and was the villain in Waterworld. He was a magnificent individual and deserves every plaudit. An amazing person. Easy Rider. He was also an amazing guy.

[@RichV20]

Dennis Hopper had burnt a lot of bridges as an actor and director for almost a decade. This was at his nadir. He was in Hoosiers and Blue Velvet, both which came out in the Fall of 1986 and he was back. He remained a popular actor for the rest of his career after Hoosiers.

[@bumaximous45]

That was clearly a message, of saying you don't do what your coach tells you to do, you get benched and doesn't matter if the game is on the line.

[@desnutz901]

"Where you going?" 😂

[@hollywoodhicks]

"Sit down"

[@michaelbrowning8082]

Then "Sit" 😅

[@jakedrago7805]

Coach was trying to implement a system where the team functions as one unit where they pass the ball around and control the clock( pre shot clock era) limiting opponents possessions and scoring opportunities as well as dictating the flow and pace of the game . One player just hurrying shots even if he’s hitting them throws a wrench in the whole strategy and while it may look good to the fans he’s setting the team up to be worn down and gassed by a team with bigger faster players and more depth .

[@drewhendley]

It was about getting that team and for the community to “trust the process.” Winning doesn’t happen overnight!

[@scottdecker9115]

I agree. You know what they say: "Any time you bring in a new regime, there's an adjustment period, and unfortunately, you have to have that adjustment during the season. Obviously the team got off to a rough start, but when they got Jimmy back, and Dale gained the trust of the players, Myra, & Shooter, they finally were able to make a smooth transition.

[@ExhaustedElox]

There are more things going on that are more important than one high school basketball game. What good comes from winning one game when teamwork, discipline and selflessness are ignored?

[@TheCmascagni]

Rade trying to get his team back into game. Ollie go in for him!!!!!

[@r0ckstar666]

norman dale is the greatest Indiana highschool baketball coach ever

[@palmerlp]

Great acting by the folks playing the crowd; in reality everyone would be afraid of Gene Hackman lol

[@Vange-kw4ye]

There's brilliant acting in this scene without any dialogue at all.

[@xyPERSON]

For anyone who didn't understand why Gene Hackman's character benched Rade it's pretty simple... there is no "I" in team. Rade may have been a star but he conveniently forgot that the other players on his team were just as important.

[@siberwolf33]

That's partly true. The biggest issue was that Rade was going against Coach's rules. Pass the ball 5 times before a shot.

[@xyPERSON]

Aw... I missed that part.@@siberwolf33

[@coolcat6303]

siberwolf33 4 times

[@siberwolf33]

@@coolcat6303 You might be right.

[@ericradford2142]

But there is in Win

[@tyronejackson832]

My team is on the floor…great quote

[@wez4517]

Love the fact that Shooter is the only guy in the building who gets it! Amazing that Hopper won an Oscar in what is essentially a frothy sports movie but it was worth it. Great film!

[@jpatrick1967]

Dennis Hopper has never won an Oscar. Jesus. Google takes like 10 goddamn seconds.

He was nominated for this role, but didn’t win.

[@calvinnay814]

@@jpatrick1967 Hopper was nominated for an Oscar for the role; Jesus, give Wez a break...

[@phantombrakeman4983]

Those were the shots that we would watch Steve Hollar (#25 Rade) shoot at Warsaw High School games in the 1984 season. In the state final he kept Warsaw in the first half while the team was trying to get into rhythm. The rest of the guys got it together and Steve got to make free throws at the end to seal the win. Ya NLC

[@jordanwilliams953]

haha Hopper digs it! 😁

[@BobbyBoca]

Coached these days need to do this and not worry about hurting the feeling of the players and not worrying about the parents coming to talk to them after the game .

[@jmuduke99]

Strap loved it too

[@michaelfrommountains7669]

There's nothing more powerful on God's, green Earth than a man with the courage of his convictions.

[@BetoLopez-rq8xw]

I love this movie!

[@beedub93]

Shooter approved.

[@jamescollinson2179]

Coach Dale knew that you don't win games by letting one man carry the team, no matter how good he is.

[@haler2342]

James Collinson do you know who Lebron is ???

[@coultergill7728]

@@haler2342 yeah well not even he can carry the team on his own

[@steveleach7512]

@@haler2342 Does he play by himself?

[@DeathWish1974]

I miss Gene and Dennis

[@ryankey8203]

Pretty sure Gene is still alive

[@sachmo3]

If coach did that today, the parents would 1) demand a meeting with the coach, the principle and the superintendent, 2) call the media and complain about verbal abuse of their precious knucklehead kid and 3) would - through the spineless school administration - force the coach to apologize.

[@TheSBleeder]

Yep. I've coached high school sports. Had parents hounding me about how dare I didn't start their sons.

[@westlock]

@MUFC So what? Only people with empty lives care about sports, as this movie shows.

[@riverotter68]

imagine Lavar Ball

[@korbinblack]

They do the same thing in this movie.

[@bobcougar77]

@MUFC What made you come to a movie about basketball and post that? Do you hate basketball? Do you think Soccer should be the only game played?

[@JACKnJESUS]

Principles ... you either have them ... or you don't.

[@troydixon3396]

Losing this game gotten the state championship he sent a message

[@sharlamiller8197]

Am I the only one who thinks Dennis Hoppers smile was cute just me ok 2:06

[@ef01mw]

...coach pulled off a Kimi Räikkönen, "shut up, I know what I'm doing".

[@joecook5689]

Brilliant scene

[@elmalevojj]

Whenever I watch this movie and this scene comes on, it always reminds of the day my dad benches me I. get this.........tee ball. I would always try and hit a home run but would foul out while my dad continuously would tell me to put the ball in play.

[@dieterh.9342]

If the crowd knew that was Lex Luther, they would’ve backed off.

[@lepumanoir9317]

Ollie looks at coach like yeah right!!

[@jumping438]

Best scene in the movie

[@edkokosko1759]

Love it!

[@jacobjones5269]

Discipline... A team cannot function without it..

[@Reallymissthe80s]

God I love this movie!

[@jeffreymarshall4572]

Can you imagine those old school coaches under NIL and transfer protocol?

[@vanmoody]

Interesting about Rade. The actor is a dentist now. Well......at least I think it is interesting.

[@williamshaw9047]

Jimmy is a contractor, though he says sometimes people still recognize him.

[@vanmoody]

@@williamshaw9047 I remember years ago on Dan Patrick's show he said that he ran a country club golf course. Glad he is doing well. He told Dan that the last shot scene he actually hit the shot on the first take. The plan was if he missed it the crowd would go crazy as if he made the shot. But he actually made it.

[@bauerj3398]

Rade also had game. He was a starter on a Indiana State Championship team, and he was playing college basketball when this film was shot.

[@johnmoore6206]

Yep your it

[@johnmoore6206]

Lol . It’s interesting I was kidding

[@kaywallace6139]

Great movie

[@r0ckstar666]

4 players on the floor is greatest coaching move of all times. coach norman dale should be in the hall of fame

[@kgreene104]

Norman Dale is the model for any high school coach in any sport. That is how you build a winning team.

[@jacobjones5269]

Made his point to everyone in the building.. It’s my way or the highway.. And I’ll burn it all down as I leave..

[@filmart430]

So thats where that guy in the stands got the inspiration to rig a public bus to blow up if it dropped under 55 mph.

[@cuthwulf]

His bomb was on the floor.

[@xjcrossx]

And also set a bunch of prairie dogs with explosives loose all over Yellowstone.

[@deploribusrex4480]

This is what we need

[@melrodas]

And that is how you coach a ball club.

[@petergalbraith5652]

Even the ray was scoring baskets he wasn't working as a team, Coach was only trying to help him understand this by taking him off.

[@jmuduke99]

His name was Rade.

[@Enoughsenoughnomas]

who else puts this on around your dog so he'll sit.

[@javieraldape4242]

Coach: There's no "I" in team. Rade: No. But there's an "me" in it :) **I stole that from Shaq during Kobe's memorial service.

[@jimmcintosh2087]

The Bench is a Coaches Best Friend-----You Don't Have To Say a Thing!

[@xjcrossx]

I have watched this movie over 100 times and just now noticed the score changes incorrectly. At 0:08 it is 32-43 (after shot it would be 34-43). At 0:16 it is 18-28. At 0:25 he scores 2 more so it should either be 20-28 or 36-43. At 0:56 after he is benched the score reads 34-43.

[@ryankey8203]

It changes incorrectly in almost all the basketball scenes. Still the best basketball movie ever made, possibly best sports movie ever made.

[@shanemurphy7352]

anyone know what car hackman drove in this --i like it

[@newjeffersonian6456]

It's a 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe Styline 2-door sedan. At the end of the opening credits it says "INDIANA 1951" but the 50, 51, and 52 Chevy body styles were nearly identical.

[@twicethechamps]

This is the complete opposite of the scene in Miracle where Herb Brooks forces Rob McClanahan to play against Sweden even with a bad leg. Then again, McClanahan didn't completely tick Herb off and disobey his orders, at least except for not "putting his gear on" when told to in the locker room. Bottom line, you obey the coach or ride the bench, simple as that.

[@TheSBleeder]

Later on in Hoosiers when Buddy got knocked into the trophy case in the regional finals, Coach Dale was ready to just wipe the blood off of Buddy's back and put him back in the game. Then he pauses... and then sits him. I think Coach was thinking about the time that he punched one of his players when he coached college ball. He realized that there are more important things than winning.

[@josephgallo3241]

NCAA suspended the 5 players who got paid for appearing in Hoosiers for 3 games.

[@JoshuaFrick3]

When you believe in what you're doing, other people will too. If you just talk the talk, but won't walk the walk---no matter the price---people can sense you don't believe your own words, and they won't believe in you either.

[@justinpike176]

My teams on the floor okay

[@rebel927]

When I first saw this movie the HS kids looked normal, meanwhile all the coaches, teachers, and parents looked old. They must have down a CGI remake! I can't believe how they have made all the adults look like a normal age to me and the kids look so damn young!

[@christopjerfoote5747]

He's trying to be the sixth man. As a coach his responsibility is to command them in a way they can understand.

[@smoothALOE]

I don’t think this sort of thing would happen in real life, but for the context of the film, I love it. That music is so amazing and I love the reaction from Barbara Hershey at the end. You could start to see that her character was falling in love with the coach.

[@danwaller5312]

If the coach is dedicated to teamwork……i will

[@hibob418]

Breakin’ the colts…

[@evelynsoucie6830]

I can't believe it that he is playing with 5 players

[@coultergill7728]

you mean 4

[@briankregg6329]

Shooter understood

[@TC494]

It wasnt Rade. It was Brian Drew, it was Brian Drew

[@slickdirt]

Milan Indiana

[@christopjerfoote5747]

Probably had as much to do with the other coach than it did with Hackman.

[@tomace4898]

2:04

[@onehungrypanda316]

I wish avery tolar was my coach....

[@ray.shoesmith]

I'd prefer Little Bill Daggett

[@doctadeath2020]

This music feels like I'm playing a boss on Super Nintendo

[@AZ-hg6kw]

Such a great scene from a (humble opinion) a perfect movie. I just started coaching and this really got me. Fundamentals. Not to mention, this is my Dad's favorite movie.The recognizable part of the music played throughout the movie...🥹 So moving.

[@chrismathis4162]

Pure cheese

[@JohnMegaton2062]

Russell Westbrook got benched.

[@frankcabanski9409]

A movie that tries to make a game seem important. It's a game.

[@mystdragon8530]

The important part has nothing to do with the actual game.

[@aviator3050]

Sports is more than a game

[@kevinmcrae3354]

I Love a great big F you when it is for the right reason

[@josephgallo3241]

My little league coach replaced me in the batters box, when I would not execute the “ fake bunt and swing” that he called. I did not execute it, because as soon as my little league coach gave me the sign, the opposing catcher said “ it’s the fake bunt and swing”. I figured it was pointless to execute it, if the opposing team knew it was coming. Just like Coach Dale, he wanted to get the message across that if you don’t listen to the coach, you get pulled. I tried to explain to him that the other team knew his signs, but to no avail!

[@josephgallo3241]

@nimfa mcdonald Is it necessary to call me names ???

[@rossspyke2362]

Ref blows his whistle and says “Foul, number 12, hand up son.” Meaning, raise your hand so the scorekeeper can see who to record the foul on. When is the last time anyone has saw a player admit his guilt on a foul whether it was a good call or not? This sort of sportsmanship has been lost. Now it’s bitching and whining every time a call is made. Refereeing has gotten pretty bad too though. The game has changed and not for the better if you ask me.

[@raybon7939]

In 1950s America that prob would not have flown. Stunts of any type even for a good cause which I agree with the benching. would prob not had been allowed in the early 50s.

[@johnkaluzny9649]

Shooters wasted!

[@Israel-td2cr]

If this is a kid making these videos then he must be rich

[@evelynsoucie6830]

Not cool man

[@Matthew_Eitzman]

The synth music not fitting for a film set in the ‘50’s.

[@granthauger5182]

This is really idiotic and bad leadership.

[@willybyun1834]

Before they let the black guys play ….

[@user-dv3do1od2r]

Barbara Hershey actually got tagged teamed by Gene Hackman and Dennis Hopper a few times during the course of this movie.....Rafe had to watch

[@dinglepants]

Is that Bamberstein Bumberpath?

[@troydixon3396]

Losing this game gotten the state championship he sent a message

[@troydixon3396]

Losing this game gotten the state championship he sent a message