East Los Angeles College became a band of the future in 2020 - then COVID changed all of our destinies.
Well, the ELAC Huskies and head hoops instruct John Mosley are back - as are Greg Whiteley's cameras for Season 2 of the Netflix sports documentary series "." The second season of Whiteley's JUCO football docuseries spin-off "Last Chance U" will premiere December 13 on the streaming provider. Netflix released a trailer on Tuesday; test it below.
Beyond Mosley, you won't see many familiar faces in the preview. That's sort of the nature of junior varsity sports status — or at least it's a long way off if all goes according to the plot. But before desires for a change of leader can take place, talented players, many of whom have lost Division I scholarships for behavioral and/or educational reasons, will try to gel enough to win a championship. As long as a global pandemic doesn't get involved.
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We won't spoil the 2021-22 ELAC Men's Basketball season (and therefore, "Last Chance U: Basketball" Season 2), but it turned out to be a success story for the Huskies; successful in that they both executed and executed correctly. The 2020-21 season was completely canceled due to Covid, and 2019-20 went short just before the state tournament. “Last Chance U: Basketball” Season 1 viewers noticed the March 2020 heartbreak unfolding in real time (a manufacturing delay) as this television season launched in March 2021.
Season 2 of “Last Chance U: Basketball” will feature 8-hour episodes, Netflix announced on Tuesday. Whiteley, Adam Leibowitz and Daniel George McDonald share leadership duties. Along with franchise writer Whiteley, who also went from OG "Last Chance U" to "Cheer," Joe LaBracio, Lucas Smith, and Gov. James D. Stern are producing Season 2 of "Basketball." The co-government manufacturers are Andrew Fried, Dane Lillegard and Leibowitz.
"Last Chance U: Basketball" is a Netflix production in association with GQ Studios, Endgame Entertainment, One Potato Productions and Boardwalk Pictures.
Season 2 of "Last Chance U: Basketball" will be released on December 13 on Netflix. Watch the trailer below.
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East Los Angeles College became a band of the future in 2020 - then COVID changed all of our destinies.
Well, the ELAC Huskies and head hoops instruct John Mosley are back - as are Greg Whiteley's cameras for Season 2 of the Netflix sports documentary series "." The second season of Whiteley's JUCO football docuseries spin-off "Last Chance U" will premiere December 13 on the streaming provider. Netflix released a trailer on Tuesday; test it below.
Beyond Mosley, you won't see many familiar faces in the preview. That's sort of the nature of junior varsity sports status — or at least it's a long way off if all goes according to the plot. But before desires for a change of leader can take place, talented players, many of whom have lost Division I scholarships for behavioral and/or educational reasons, will try to gel enough to win a championship. As long as a global pandemic doesn't get involved.
Related
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We won't spoil the 2021-22 ELAC Men's Basketball season (and therefore, "Last Chance U: Basketball" Season 2), but it turned out to be a success story for the Huskies; successful in that they both executed and executed correctly. The 2020-21 season was completely canceled due to Covid, and 2019-20 went short just before the state tournament. “Last Chance U: Basketball” Season 1 viewers noticed the March 2020 heartbreak unfolding in real time (a manufacturing delay) as this television season launched in March 2021.
Season 2 of “Last Chance U: Basketball” will feature 8-hour episodes, Netflix announced on Tuesday. Whiteley, Adam Leibowitz and Daniel George McDonald share leadership duties. Along with franchise writer Whiteley, who also went from OG "Last Chance U" to "Cheer," Joe LaBracio, Lucas Smith, and Gov. James D. Stern are producing Season 2 of "Basketball." The co-government manufacturers are Andrew Fried, Dane Lillegard and Leibowitz.
"Last Chance U: Basketball" is a Netflix production in association with GQ Studios, Endgame Entertainment, One Potato Productions and Boardwalk Pictures.
Season 2 of "Last Chance U: Basketball" will be released on December 13 on Netflix. Watch the trailer below.
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