Last Chance U: Basketball returning with its Season 2 this year with a whole new team of Huskies after giving viewers an inside look at the highs and lows of East Los Angeles College’s Covid-shortened 2020 season—and you can get an exclusive peek at the Netflix show’s trailer right now.
Last Chance U: Basketball: Season 2 Official Trailer Breakdown
For those unfamiliar with the series, Coach John Mosley is the driving force behind the ELAC basketball squad. He acts as a mentor to the athletes he trains and is actively involved in their growth, not just on the court but also off the court.
As a result, many of his players have gone on to Division I colleges such as Sacramento State, Central Michigan University, and the University of Southern California, thanks mainly to his mentorship.
In Last Chance U: Basketball: Season 2, the coach encourages each squad member to be the most excellent version of themselves to advance to more meaningful and better things.
Based on the teaser, Los Angeles Clippers coach Tyronn Lue will visit in the new episodes to share some words of wisdom with the ELAC roster. The season 2 trailer encourages fans to cheer for the ELAC basketball squad as they strive for victory.
The basketball spinoff follows an almost new Huskies lineup, immersing itself in a group of brilliant basketball players who come together to succeed on the floor and thrive off the court.
With the team dealing with difficulties ranging from mental health to financial hardship, the players provide complete access into their lives—a firsthand look at the emotional, sensitive, and often heartbreaking journey of their community college basketball season.
Release date of Last Chance U: Basketball: Season 2
Last Chance U: Basketball Season 2 releases on Netflix on December 13 of this year.
Characters we will see in Season 2
Aside from Mosley, there aren’t many known faces in the sneak preview. That’s the way of prestige junior college athletics if everything goes as planned.
Netflix announced on Tuesday that the second season of “Last Chance U: Basketball” will include eight hour-long episodes. Whiteley, Adam Leibowitz, & Daniel George McDonald share directing duties. Joe LaBracio, Lucas Smith, James D. Stern, executive producer of Season 2, and franchise founder Whiteley, who also branched out from the original “Last Chance U” into “Cheer.” Andrew Fried, Dane Lillegard, and Leibowitz serve as co-executive producers.
“Last Chance U: Basketball” is a Netflix original series produced in collaboration with GQ Studios, Endgame Entertainment, One Potato Productions, and Boardwalk Pictures.
