Documentary about Massillon, Ohio, a town obsessed with their high school football team, the Tigers, self-described as "the greatest show in high school football." For instance, townspeople are buried in Tiger adorned caskets, and when boys are born in Massilon a tiny football is put in their bassinet before they leave the hospital. A blue-collar steel town, many who live there say that the Tigers are all that gives them hope, but citizens may just vote against a crucial tax levy for the school if the tigers do not win the season. Directed, written and produced by Kenneth . . .
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