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When does ‘Last Chance U’ Season 2 come out on Netflix?

Connor Muldowney
Connor Muldowney

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Brittany Wagner, Jerry Bembry and Gregory Whiteley, Last Chance U (Photo by Jason Bahr/Getty Images for SeriesFest)

If you love college football and can’t wait for the fall, check out ‘Last Chance U’ Season 2 on Netflix this Friday.

College football’s kickoff is still just over a month away and fans are getting restless at this point in the summer. It’s not too far off, but it’s not tomorrow, either. It’s the dead point in the year where fans are going through withdrawals, but they can taste the return of football.

Well, on Friday, July 21, fans will get a chance to forget about how long they have to wait until the 2017 season’s start because ‘Last Chance U’ Season 2 will be on Netflix.

Didn’t get a chance to catch Season 1? Go check out Netflix before you even finish reading this article to get caught up on the show. It’s one of the realest, intense documentaries about sports out there, featuring JUCO powerhouse East Mississippi Community College.

It might not seem like a show that will really hold fans over for at least a little bit until college football starts, but trust me, this show is as intense as it gets. Plus, it’s not just about players who have no shot at the NFL, but rather guys who were expected to be Division 1 stars who fell from grace after troublesome times with D1 programs.

There have been some notable players to go through the program and play for fiery head coach Buddy Stephens — who is usually a topic of controversy in the docu-series. In fact, Bo Wallace, Chad Kelly and current Auburn Tiger wide receiver, also former quarterback, John Franklin III.

Check out the trailer for Season 2:

Fired up yet?

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Don’t even plan on going to work Friday, just stay home and finish the entire second season of the show. I promise you won’t regret it.

Connor Muldowney

Connor Muldowney

Connor is the expert of Rubbing The Rock and Spartan Avenue and has been covering college football and basketball at FanSided for over 10 years. He worked previously for the Detroit News and Bleacher Report. Connor graduated from Michigan State with a degree in journalism and has stopped his dad from leaving way too many sporting events early to “beat traffic”. If he’s not watching sports, you can find him hanging out with his dog, Izzy, and trying to find the scariest horror movie out there.