What are the long-term consequences of a wrongful conviction on an individual's life?

Freed from prison but trapped in probation, a wrongfully convicted football player tries to clear his name to resume his dream of playing in the NFL. Sep 1, 2017 ... Brian Banks, seen with his parents Jonathon Banks and Leomia Meyers ... Jun 18, 2013 ... Not bad for never having played a down of college football! 2013 would be different. Almost a year to the day, Banks finally had his dream ... Feb 2, 2018 ... Star football player Brian Banks was convicted of raping a woman who confessed on Facebook that she fabricated her accusation -- after he served ... As an All-American high-school football star committed to USC, Brian Banks found his life upended when he was wrongly convicted of a crime he didn't commit. Aug 9, 2013 ... Brian Banks' dream of playing in an NFL game came true Thursday night when walked into the huddle with his Atlanta Falcons teammates in the fourth quarter. The true story of Brian Banks, a high-school football star whose dream of making it to the NFL is waylaid by a false accusation of rape. May 25, 2012 ... In 2002, Brian Banks was accused by a classmate of the crimes and took a plea to avoid trial and the risk of a 41-year prison sentence. The ... Aug 11, 2013 ... Football player plays first game after he served time for a crime he did not commit. Aug 8, 2019 ... Rated PG-13 for inmate angst, teenage fumbling and the saucy philosophy of Funkadelic. Running time: 1 hour 39 minutes. Brian Banks. Find ...