:06:00
Jamal.
:06:01
Yeah?
:06:02
That night at my home,
after the game...
:06:05
...when you were showing me
how to play basketball.
:06:11
Was that all you were showing me?
:06:15
Listen, l don't think
that's gonna work.
:06:17
What?
:06:19
That.
:06:20
Why not?
:06:24
Ask your father.
:06:27
Jamal, l'm not asking for some
kind of prenuptial agreement here.
:06:31
lt's just a question.
:06:34
Why does everything have to be
so black and white with you?
:06:40
l forgot what the question was.
:06:42
You don't forget anything,
Mr. Stamford.
:06:59
You don't think he wrote it?
:07:01
That's a serious accusation, Robert.
:07:03
You come to the board
with something like this....
:07:06
l'm aware of how serious it is.
:07:08
lt's remarkable work.
:07:10
You recognize any of it?
:07:12
lt smacks of something.
:07:15
But l don't know.
:07:17
The boy does well in my class.
:07:19
He had good scores coming in.
:07:22
Maybe all he needed was direction.
:07:24
Carl, he's a basketball player...
:07:26
...from the Bronx.
:07:27
Who just happens
to have won 1 7 straight...
:07:31
...for a school that likes winning.
:07:34
Robert, have you considered
that he might just be that good?
:07:42
Not this good.