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Because that was a mistake on paperwork.” Jackson instead called the program a “post-grad football academy.Thel Vadam is stuck watching this human while the soldiers are out fighting. That’s not what Bishop Sycamore is, and I think that’s what the biggest misconception about us was, and that was our fault. Tyren Jackson, who was hired to replace Johnson as coach, later told NBC 4 in Columbus, “We are not a school. Other schools that were scheduled to play Bishop Sycamore subsequently canceled, ending the team’s season. Johnson was fired in the fallout from the ESPN game - partly because he did a poor job tracking players’ injuries, Bishop Sycamore director Andre Preston told several media outlets - and has an outstanding warrant on fraud charges. Sports media site Awful Announcing reported that Bishop Sycamore was playing its second game in three days and also noted that the program isn’t recognized by the Ohio High School Athletic Association. “Bishop Sycamore told us they had a number of Division I prospects on their roster, and to be frank, a lot of that we could not verify,” Shroff said during the telecast.Īs criticism of the matchup and telecast spread, ESPN noted that it had contracted with a third party, Paragon Marketing, to produce the game and other high school matchups it televises. 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Boss: Post-COVID Larry David Still "Fraught With Problems" in Season 11īishop Sycamore was put in an unflattering spotlight in late August when ESPN televised a game between the team and IMG Academy, a powerhouse, sports-focused prep school owned by Endeavor.ĭuring the game, ESPN announcers, Anish Shroff and Tom Luginbill, discussed the lopsided nature of the matchup (IMG won 58-0) and expressed concern for the safety of the clearly outmatched Bishop Sycamore players. The documentary, set for a 2022 premiere, will explore two questions: What exactly is Bishop Sycamore, and who in the world is Roy Johnson? In September, Strahan and Constance Schwartz-Morini’s SMAC Entertainment secured exclusive rights and access to the story of Roy Johnson, the former coach of the Bishop Sycamore program to produce a documentary about the Ohio program - which is a more fitting descriptor than “school,” as Bishop Sycamore had no fixed address, class schedule or accreditation in the state.Īdam McKay’s Hyperobject Industries, which has an overall deal at HBO, and sports publication The Athletic have also boarded the documentary as producers along with SMAC Entertainment and Boat Rocker’s Matador Content. HBO has picked up rights to a Michael Strahan-produced documentary about the strange saga of the Bishop Sycamore football team.
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