What Last Chance U basketball stars DeShaun Highler and Joe Hampton did next after filming stopped... - The US Sun

TWO stars of Netflix's Last Chance U went on to play pro basketball - in South America.

Both Joe Hampton and DeShaun Highler starred in season one of the Netflix show.

DeShaun Highler in action for Sacramento State between leaving ELAC and moving to Colombia

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DeShaun Highler in action for Sacramento State between leaving ELAC and moving to ColombiaCredit: Getty
Joe Hampton played for the ELAC Huskies and went pro in Colombia

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Joe Hampton played for the ELAC Huskies and went pro in ColombiaCredit: INSTAGRAM

And the two East Los Angeles College stars both moved to Colombia to play professional basketball.

Highler, 24, left ELAC after the 2020 season and played for Sacramento State for two years.

Just a couple months back, he moved down to Colombia to play for Cimarrones Del Choco.

The 24-year-old seemingly didn't enjoy his time at Sacramento State but is happier in Colombia.

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He tweeted in October: "The time will come for me to tell the truth about Sacramento State.

"But for now I'll just let you guys continue to think that I just forgot how to play and shoot a basketball for two years."

Highler is still with his girlfriend from the show Keira Lusk.

They recently celebrated four years together and Highler credits her with helping him through some tragic moments.

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The 24-year-old lost his dad when he was just a kid and saw his mom pass away while he was in high school.

Highler recently had a reunion with another ELAC Huskies alum.

He played against Hampton in a Colombian professional match in October.

The pair swapped shirts and posed for photos after the meet up.

Hampton has been playing for Piratas De Bogota since late September.

The forward had a spell at Long Beach State after leaving the ELAC program.

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