Titletown High - Scuola per campioni

I want to see football not this pointless dumb relationship problems.

I loved two-a-days on MTV when I was in High School. This show attempts to recreate that - football drama, relationship drama, coaches, players, parents - but that was 2005-2006 so that type of show doesn't really appeal to me anymore.

I think this show will definitely appeal to the high school/college aged crowd... but if you're looking for a "Last Chance U but high school football" or a strict high school football documentary - you will probably be disappointed.

After watching the entire series I honestly feel like this would've been much better being two totally separate three episode series. As a 40+ year old man I am fascinated by the football aspect, the coaching, and the scandal associated with Coach Probst throughout his career. I really could not care less about who the players are dating or the little cutesy high school drama that they tried to cram into the middle of the series. Pull the series.. do some quick cutting and pasting and make it two different documentaries. One about football and another of our high school girlfriends.

The sad portrayal of the kids was beyond annoying. Like? Like? Every third word is "like". Come off as morons. The coach seemed to be over acting. He clearly strives to be the a-hole coach Jon Voight played in Varsity Blues. Like, he's tough and like he loves his boys, like?

I am a huge fan of the Hard Knocks / All or nothing / Last chance U type reality TV series, as they focus on the coaches / players and the associated drama that goes with those roles.

However after the first 2 or 3 episodes of Titletown High, it's obvious Netflix are aiming this series more as a 'Bold and The Beautiful' / 'Days of our lives' soap drama.

Honestly I wouldn't waste your time. The series barely focuses on the game / players and instead focuses on their love life, and how they cheat on each other and the drama associated with that.