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It's halfway through the season and Poly is on a three game winning streak; Jeremiah is performing great on the field but poor in the classroom; Devin's girlfriend becomes frustrated with his busy schedule.
It's halfway through the season and Poly is on a three game winning streak; Jeremiah is performing great on the field but poor in the classroom; Devin's girlfriend becomes frustrated with his busy schedule.
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S1, EP1 "Welcome to Long Beach, Baby"Coach Lara's son, Emmanuel, competes for starting quarterback; a brawl erupts during a scrimmage; senior Devin Jackson discovers that he must miss the first game; Chaiyse's mother arranges a surprise visit from his estranged father.
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S1, EP2 "Go Hard or Go Home"A bench-clearing brawl ends the pre-season scrimmage; Senior Devin Jackson learns he must miss the first game, limiting his chances to impress college scouts.
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S1, EP3 "Reality Check"Despite winning the season opener, the practice session for the upcoming game is a disaster; during the St. Bonaventure game, frustrated fans turn against the team.
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S1, EP4 "Defend our Territory"After losing to St. Bonaventure, Coach Lara warns the players that no position is guaranteed; Jeremiah struggles after switching his position to defensive end.
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S1, EP10 "There's No Tomorrow"As the team goes into the first round of the playoffs everyone is focused on bringing home the CIF championship trophy.
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S1, EP9 "We're Not Finished, Yet"The Jackrabbits win two more victories; Devin's hopes for a football scholarship diminish; Corey Waller, a key defensive player, returns from an injury.
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S1, EP8 "Back on Track"It's halfway through the season and Poly is on a three game winning streak; Jeremiah is performing great on the field but poor in the classroom; Devin's girlfriend becomes frustrated with his busy schedule.
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S1, EP7 "We Better Battle"Riding on the momentum from a win, Coach Lara motivates his players to focus on beating their cross-town rival, Lakewood.
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