In a state tournament run straight out of Hollywood, the Sioux Falls Christian boys basketball lost one of their best players to a brutal knee injury late in the first round game, were devastated and needed a pick-me-up idea from head coach Mike Schouten to lift their spririts before the semifinal game, then captured a state title the next night to redeem back-to-back heartbreaking state championship game losses.

Schouten has led the Chargers for 19 years and pushed all kinds of buttons to get SFC over the finish line, and details some compelling behind-the-scenes stories from those three emotional nights.

Plus, there's plenty about SDSU commit Griffin Goodbary, who could very well be an immediate impact college player, and Schouten tells us why. There's also another potential Div. I dynamo who SFC gets for another two years that Schouten — not one to use hyperbole — raves about.

Then, there's the not-so-subtle topic of SFC's dominance in Class A the last few years and the notion that maybe the school should move up to Class AA. Schouten certainly has his own insight and opinion.