Last Chance U: What Each of the Laney College Football Players Plans to Do Next

Dior Walker-Scott's story certainly tugged at heartstrings on Last Chance U. The talented wide receiver selflessly steps in to play quarterback, knowing it may hinder his chances of landing a Division I scholarship. He sets his sights on the University of Hawaii, and fortunately for him, he made it there. According to 247 Sports, Walker-Scott earned a preferred walk-on spot for the Rainbow Warriors next season, though the future of college football remains uncertain amid COVID-19. He's currently living in Hawaii and no longer sleeping in his car.

In the last episode of Last Chance U, viewers learn that wide receiver RJ Stern is headed to Division II school Tusculum University in Greeneville, TN. However, Stern told Heavy recently that he'd changed his mind. "So initially I had committed to Tusculum, but due to some personal issues I elected to decommit. As of right now, I'm still waiting to get brought on somewhere as a scholarship player or a walk-on," he said. For now, Stern remains in the same house shown on the series and is working out to stay in tip-top shape. He told Heavy that the University of California is his "dream school."

It was obvious right from the start of this season of Last Chance U that Rejzohn Wright is close with his older brother Nahshon, who played at Laney before heading to a Division I program. Though the cornerback visits other universities during filming, he eventually accepts an offer from Oregon State to play alongside his brother. Rejzohn already has his new team colors splashed all over his Instagram, and assuming football happens this fall, the Wright brothers will both be on the roster.

Offensive lineman Nu'u Taugavau warmed viewers' hearts with his story — the football player is married with two young children and even brings his little ones to practice at times to accommodate his wife's school schedule. As the show reveals, Taugavau's hard work at Laney paid off when he was offered a scholarship to Murray State. Though he isn't yet listed on the roster, Taugavau's wife, Tia, shared on Facebook that the whole family plans to relocate to Kentucky to further his football career.