Black Spartans

The fight for civil rights can happen on many fields, including the football field

The social upheaval of the mid-1960s converged with football at Michigan State University. This is the story of the first fully integrated college football national title team that forever changed the face of the country and the sport.

Drama

Neal McDonough

(Duffy Daugherty)

Parker McKenna Posey

(Anna Mae)

Mike Pniewski

(Larry Morrison)

Rhoda Griffis

(Frances Daugherty)

J. Alphonse Nicholson

(Jimmy Raye)

Casey Cott

Mia Healey

(Marci)

E. Roger Mitchell

Donny Boaz

(Coach Anderson)

Joe Knezevich

(Coach Lewis)

Jason Vendryes

(Coach Thompson)

Julian Horton

(Gene Washington)

Chris Mansa

(Bubba Smith)

Cory Wharton

(Clinton Jones)

Keith Carlos

(George Webster)

Logan Siu

(Bob Apisa)

Javian JB Brown

(Young Jimmy Raye)

Nick Hagelin

(Chuck Morrison)

Whitney Goin

(Mrs. Juday)

Isabelle Almoyan

(Cheerleader)

Emily Davidson

(Cheerleader)

Brooke Falcone

(Cheerleader)

Jonna Leanne Patel

(Cheerleader)

Church Lockett

(Coach Riordan)

Ryan James

(DJ)

Sherry Richards

(Linda Smith)

Shalonda Odoms

(Gloria Washington)

Steven Van Tiflin

(Attacker 1)

Nekä Wingert

(College Student)

Mark Pettit

(Football Announcer 2)

KateLynn E. Newberry

(Lead Singer)

Yarc Lewinson

(High School Coach 1)

Hannah Marie Bailey

(Helen)

Brandon Tyler Moore

(UCLA Linebacker)

James Hamblin

(UCLA QB)

John Kinsey

(Tom Pagna)

Ray Fawley

(Fan)

Bryce Hall

Brenden Carillo

(Reporter (uncredited))

Bruce Cooper

(Hospital Visitor (uncredited))

Robert J Houk

(Coach (uncredited))

Melissa Kennemore

(Diner Waitress (uncredited))

Trey McGriff

(MSU Team Staff (uncredited))

Art Newkirk

(UCLA Football Coach (uncredited))