Okay, there's a sports documentary that is making waves on Netflix right now.

It's the story of former Notre Dame and NFL linebacker Mantiteo and him getting catfished

by a actual football player and it made national headlines because let's start, Cone, Blaine,

bring y'all in here as well, jump in whatever.

Let's start.

Mantiteo was an unbelievable player at Notre Dame.

Both of them flip resurrect Notre Dame back to respectability again after they had struggled.

He's a big time accrued and ended up choosing Notre Dame over USC a bunch of different places.

And so he's there, he's doing well, finds a girl on Facebook, they strike up a relationship

at least he thought it was a girl, finds a person on Facebook, they strike up a relationship.

Yeah.

And he ends up getting catfish, not knowing obviously.

So the girl pretended, and it was actually a guy, like I said, pretended to die the same

day that Mantiteo's grandmother died, okay?

And it made national news because Mantiteo's story went everywhere.

It was a redemption story after that.

Mantite really believed it, you know, it was on game day.

You have people in Congress talking about it, giving him condolences, turns out it was

your straight up catfish, like going on Tinder and getting catfish.

But this was elaborate, elaborate, and in-depth.

To the point where when the person doing the cat fishing was pretending they were dying

after being in a car wreck, they actually had pretended to be another person and brought

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