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On Tuesday, from SEC Football Media Days, ESPN senior vice president Rosalyn Durant revealed two new ESPN Films in the SEC Storied collection scheduled to air on consecutive Tuesdays this fall. The first, SEC Storied: No Experience Required, documents the story of famed 12th Man tradition and the Texas A&Ms 1983 kickoff team. Directed by Emmy Award winning director Kenan K. Holley, the film is set to debut Tuesday, Sept. 6 at 9 p.m. ET on SEC Network.The second film, SEC Storied: Repeat after Us, premieres the following Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 9 p.m. ET on SEC Network. Also directed by an Emmy Award winner, director Jonathan Hock, the documentary chronicles the unity of Florida basketballs 2006 and 2007 starting lineup that secured back-to-back National Championships.Full descriptions available below.SEC Storied: No Experience Required Join the team. It is a mantra that Texas A&M students have lived by since E. King Gill came out of the stands as a student to suit up for an injury riddled A&M football team in 1922. Stand as one is what Aggie students do through every home game as the 12th Man to show that they are one with their team on the field. In 1983, Aggie Head Coach Jackie Sherrill, under the pressures of having signed the the richest coaching contract in college football history and delivering only a 5-6 record in his first season, came up with a crazy idea. Emmy Award winner Kenan K. Holley (also directed SEC Storieds Dominque Belongs to Us and The Walk Off) directs the tale of a coach willing to take a risk. Sherrill decided his kickoff coverage team would be made up entirely of regular college students. Hundreds tried out; few made it. The few who made it went from being disrespected by their scholarship teammates and ridiculed by the press as a publicity stunt, to becoming the most feared kickoff team in America.SEC Storied: Repeat After Us The likes of Floridas 2006, 2007 back-to-back National Championships may never be seen again. A starting line-up of college basketball players having cut down the nets and some facing multi-million dollar opportunities in the NBA, decide all together to turn down the money and return to school for the chance to win it again. Joakim Noah, Al Horford, Corey Brewer, Taurean Green, and Lee Humphrey, led by head coach Billy Donovan, learned togetherness, loyalty, and how to deliver a championship when a championship is expected. 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Laudrup revealed Thursday he was notified of his dismissal in "the briefest of letters which gave no reasons why such hasty and final action was deemed necessary.Western Sydney Wanderers have secured arguably the W-Leagues biggest-ever upset with a stunning 2-1 comeback win over Melbourne City on Sunday.A double from American midfielder Kendall Fletcher gave the unfancied Wanderers victory, despite City scoring inside the opening minutes through Marianna Tabain.Champions City saw their competition record 18-match undefeated run ended last weekend against fellow title contenders Canberra, but few predicted anything but a one-sided win against a Wanderers side who have never reached the finals.The result saw City relinquish their hold on top spot for the first time in a season-and-a-half as Canberra and Perth took full advantage to move a point clear, with the former narrowly ahead on goal difference.Fresh from their win over City, Canberra underlined their title credentials in stunning fashion with a 5-1 rout of fellow league heavyweights Brisbane Roar.Canberra were in imperious form at Central Coast Stadium racing to a 5-0 advantage within the hour mark thanks to doubles from teenager Nickoletta Flannery and Ashleigh Sykes.American Steph Ochs scored in the first half fromm the penalty spot, but it was a three-goal salvo inside six minutes just after halftime that did the damage.dddddddddddd.It could have been even worse for the Roar, with Canberras Michelle Heyman incorrectly having a goal ruled out for offside.Roar claimed consolation in injury time as Emily Gielnik fired home from an acute angle.It was the first time that two-time champions Brisbane have conceded five goals in the nine-season history of the W-League.The win was all the more notable given injuries forced Canberra captain Ellie Brush and American forward Jasmyne Spencer out of the starting side.We really stuck to our game plan, the ball movement and player movement was really good and we made the most of our chances, said Canberra coach Rae Dower.There is a lot of pressure on spots now for the girls we have coming back (from injury).On Saturday evening, Matildas star forward Sam Kerr scored a double as Perth Glory continued their strong recent form with a 4-1 win over Adelaide United. 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