Where Are They Now Last Chance U Basketball
Netflix's Last Chance U became a cultural phenomenon, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at junior college football. However, the series shifted its focus to basketball for its fifth and final season, taking place at East Los Angeles College. The basketball players featured on the show come from diverse backgrounds and have faced obstacles in their lives. Here's a look at where some of the most memorable players from Last Chance U Basketball are now.
Joe Hampton
Joe Hampton was one of the most talented players on the East Los Angeles College team, but also one of the most troubled. He struggled with drug addiction and was kicked off the team midway through the season. After the show, Hampton entered rehab and has been sober ever since. He now plays basketball at Long Beach City College and hopes to play at a four-year university next year.
KJ Allen
KJ Allen was a standout player at East Los Angeles College, averaging 17 points and 8 rebounds per game. He was offered a scholarship to play at Division I school Long Island University, where he is currently a freshman. Allen continues to impress on the court and was named the Northeast Conference Rookie of the Week in February.
Deshaun Highler
Deshaun Highler was a fan favorite on Last Chance U Basketball. The undersized point guard played with heart and determination, despite facing personal struggles off the court. After the show, Highler received a scholarship to play at the University of Antelope Valley, where he is currently a sophomore. He remains close with his Last Chance U teammates and often posts about them on social media.
Coach Mosley
Coach John Mosley was instrumental in the success of the East Los Angeles College basketball team. He pushed his players to be their best and provided them with guidance and support. After the show, Mosley received widespread recognition for his coaching skills and was even featured on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He continues to lead the East Los Angeles College basketball team and is considered one of the top junior college coaches in the country.
Reyleo "Smurf" Jackson
Reyleo "Smurf" Jackson was a key player on the East Los Angeles College team but faced setbacks due to injuries. After the show, Jackson received a scholarship to play at California State University, Los Angeles, where he is currently a freshman. He continues to work hard on and off the court and hopes to help his team reach new heights.
