A gambling scandal shatters one of New York’s brightest young basketball stars. Kicked out of college, banned by the NBA, he spends the next six years working in a GM plant before the Indiana Pacers of the rogue American Basketball Association make him their first player. He becomes a star, a champion, a City Councilman. But he dies far too young, tormented to the end by what-could-have-been laments. Oscar Robertson, Julius Erving, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Reggie Miller, Bill Sharman and dozens more help bring to life one of the most amazing sports stories never before told — in a film that helped land Brown in the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame.