by Duane Watson / @sweetswatson  The image of the late Jim
Valvano bounding across the court in jubilation after North
Carolina State’s upset of Houston in the 1983 NCAA Championship
is a requisite for any March Madness highlight. The Wolfpack’s
Cinderella run stretched back to the ACC Tournament, which they
won, securing an invite to the NCAA Tournament. During that
span, six of their nine games were decided by two-points or
overtime, earning them the nickname, “The Cardiac Pack.” But
Survive and Advance is just as much about the heart and essence
of their coach Jimmy V as it is about the team.  Directed by
Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, (Unguarded, Chris
Herren and Royce White’s Draft Day Hockumentary), his recent
work resonates with basketball fans for good reason. Hock’s
ability to interview, glean insight and get the raw and honest
emotion from people, is evidenced when he spoke with Duke
University’s Mike Krzyzewski, who couldn’t help but show his
human side when speaking about the last day