Dear Colin
Wisconsin has won the national championship!
As the summer goes on, Colin’s invitations keep coming. He heads to camp with the best of them, but no one seems interested in him. He starts to feel like he’s not good enough and decides to take a break from the competition. When he comes back, his hard work has paid off and he is now being offered spots at many different camps. Now it’s up to him to decide if he wants to take advantage of all of these opportunities or stay focused on his own goals.
The University of California has scheduled a visit for him to tryout. Unfortunately, it doesn’t pan out. ..
Colin remains undeterred though and despite sending DVDs to every single school, everyone rejects his offers. Feeling down in the dumps, Teresa convinces him to head back inside before he gets sick. And wouldn’t you know it, Colin ends up sick the next day. However, he impresses during a basketball game and receives a call from an enthusiastic football coach at Nevada. Colin is going to be playing for them and this could be his one opportunity to shine. ..
The moral of the story is to never give up on your dreams. It can be difficult at times to see the light at the end of the tunnel, but with a little bit of luck and a whole lot of determination, your dreams can come true.
In a move that could change the course of NFL football, Colin Kaepernick has left a powerful note for all of us. He tells us to trust our power, and to not be afraid to stand up for what we believe in. This is a message that needs to be heard, and it will only come from those who take the time to listen.
The Episode Review
In a conclusion that is both satisfying and moral, Colin in Black & White ends the story on a high note. He has learned some important things, and has faced some tough challenges, but he will continue to face them because he knows that they are worth it. He will also be able to look back on his experiences with pride, knowing that he has made the right choices at all times.
It’s been a long journey for Colin Kaepernick, and it’s come to an end with this dramatic sports drama. Despite the controversies that have surrounded him throughout his life, he has shown great dedication to the game of football and has helped lead the San Francisco 49ers to two Super Bowl appearances. The ending of this biographical drama is satisfying, but it would have been nice to see a dramatization of Colin taking the knees and what ensued around this, including the almighty media storm.
The story is simple and the narration a little hit or miss at times, but the end result is an enjoyable drama that bows things out on a high. ..
