Last Chance U: Basketball : Episode 4

Once faltering, the East Los Angeles College Huskies basketball program has become a title contender under a tough but inspiring coach, John Mosley.

Onetime major prospect Joe Hampton struggles emotionally as he tries to rebuild his life. ELAC puts its streak on the line against a Long Beach squad.

Forced to grow up fast after losing his mother, Deshaun Highler tries to stand out in a sea of guards who have sharp skills but lack size.

Tensions rise within the Huskies despite their success on the floor, so Mosley takes the team on a retreat in the woods to build stronger bonds.

Past postseason disappointments, including a first-round loss last season, leave the Huskies motivated — but also on edge — as the playoffs loom.

With graduation approaching, the sophomores get their academics in order to prepare for life after ELAC. The Huskies face a resilient playoff opponent.

A record-setting season for ELAC comes to an end in a way that nobody saw coming. The players reveal the next steps in their basketball journeys.

Mosley and Rob look for starters while the team prepares for a tough three-game stretch. Damani has a health scare.

DC's ego gets him booted from practice, Bryan struggles to overcome his Division 1 failure and Shemar's situation looks grim despite his talent.

Mosley tries to find the pulse of the team while a frustrated Shemar is a no-show, Bryan storms out of the workout and ELAC plays a nail-biter.

As the Huskies drop in the polls, Mosley shakes up the rotation. COVID-19 cancellations have the team searching for opponents — so they hit the road.

After some setbacks, the team gets an attitude adjustment from Mosley and begins to gel. DC speaks up about living in his father's shadow.

The Huskies put on a clinic in front of some VIPs, but the games get more intense as the playoffs draw near. The pressure takes a toll on Josh.

A zip-lining exercise bonds the team before the regional playoffs where they're in a down-to-the-wire game. Dez opens up about being a good father.

The Huskies get the attention of Division 1 and 2 colleges with hopes of launching their careers — but first, they need to put away West LA.