Trojan War (2015)

In the wake of the 2000 season, the storied USC Trojans football program found itself on the brink of obscurity. Enter Pete Carroll: a charismatic tactician with a magnetic personality and an uncanny knack for recruiting. Carroll's arrival marked a renaissance for the beleaguered Trojans, as USC quickly reclaimed its place at the pinnacle of college football. With the stands teeming with fervent fans, and the likes of Carson Palmer, Matt Leinart, and Reggie Bush clinching Heisman trophies, the Trojans embarked on a remarkable 34-game winning streak. However, beneath the dazzling veneer of success, the program harbored secrets that would eventually tarnish its glittering achievements, leading to the forfeiture of scholarships, victories, and even a Heisman trophy. These startling revelations emerged only after the climactic showdown at the 2006 Rose Bowl, pitting USC against the University of Texas in a national championship game revered as one of the most thrilling in college football history. "Trojan War" offers an intimate exploration of Carroll's transformative nine-year tenure at USC, centering around the fateful Rose Bowl game that marked the zenith of their success and precipitated their downfall. Incorporating candid interviews with Carroll, Leinart, and other key figures from the era, this film presents an enthralling chronicle of triumph, deception, and the relentless pursuit of glory.

Trojan War is a documentary movie featuring Michael B. Jordan and directed by Aaron Rahsaan Thomas.

Trojan War is currently streaming on Disney Plus.