Long Slow Exhale - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Traveling Violations
After winning the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship, Head Coach J.C. Abernathy's path to a repeat victory is threatened when a team scandal begins to surface and a dead body appears without warning.
Full Court
As the university tries to keep a scandalous story contained, J.C. gets an ominous warning.
Power Forward
As more women find the courage to come forward, J.C. struggles with having missed what was happening right under her nose.
Away Game
A bold choice from J.C. puts her in some dangerous crosshairs, and late-night drills on the road force the team to a breaking point.
Setting the Screen
Following her injury, Shannon begins to reconsider her position on keeping coach's misconduct a secret.
Pressure Defense
Shannon agrees to an on-camera interview, and Jordan's impromptu post on social media comes with consequences.
Technical Foul
As J.C. tries to figure out who she can still trust, some damning personal drama catches up to one of the team members right before a big game.
Out of Bounds
Increasingly suspicious of the university administration, J.C. works to piece together the mystery of Hillman's sordid past.
High Post
As J.C. continues to dig into the university's cover ups, she must decide whether or not she'll ever come forward with the truth.
Dead Ball Foul
As J.C. reflects on quieter moments of her past, a pivotal figure finally comes forward with the truth as Hillman spirals towards his demise.
Fast Break
Following a shocking death, J.C. turns to a trusted ally for help; meanwhile, the team must put aside their differences to save one of their own.
Madness
With the playoff tournament underway, evidence mounts around Hillman's accident; meanwhile, J.C. is running out of places to hide as the walls close in around her.
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