Former NBA player Mark Cooper becomes a dedicated teacher and basketball coach in Oakland after his playing career ends. When he's not dealing with his students and players, Mark spends time with his gorgeous female roommate and other friends.
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Former NBA player Mark Cooper becomes a dedicated teacher and basketball coach in Oakland after his playing career ends. When he's not dealing with his students and players, Mark spends time with his gorgeous female roommate and other friends.
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During the summer, P.J. (the principal) has been calling Mark's house and leaving messages. Geneva thinks he should call him back, but Mark refuses - he doesn't want to call his boss during the summer. When he comes to school, he tries to avoid P.J., but he fails. P.J. tells him that she had been calling him to offer him the job as head coach. Mark gets very happy and excited, until P.J. tells him that since he didn't return her phone calls, she had to offer the job to someone else. If he suck up to the new head coach, maybe he can become assistant coach. After Mark's history class, coach Corley comes into the classroom and asks him for advice and offers him the job as assistant coach, but Mark declines. Later coach Corley comes by the house and he and Mark decides that Mark is just going to come by the gym on Monday.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerWritten by Jeffrey DuteilGuest stars Omar Gooding, Ron Canada, Terron Brooks, Mike Randleman, Sheridan French
Mark discovers that Nicole is up in the middle of the night doing another kid's homework. His name is Scott Farcus. Nicole says that she should just say no to him. Nicole promises - she doesn't want Mark to tell her mother because she would just become like crazy aunt Eunetta. It didn't work very well. Nicole tells Mark that he took her lunch and sold it back to her. Therefore, Mark invites Tyler over. He tells Tyler about Scott Farcus and asks Tyler to stand up to Scott and tell him to leave Nicole alone. Tyler tries to get away, but Mark catches him. He shows Tyler how behave like a tough guy and give him his sun-glasses so he can be really tough. Tyler says he will do it. The next day, Tyler is rather angry with Mark. Scott broke the glasses and got Tyler to do his spelling homework. Nicole tell her mother about what Scott's been doing to her. In school, Geneva makes a big scene when she's angry with Mark because he didn't tell Nicole to come to her. She says she's going down to t
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerGuest stars Raushan Hammond
Geneva has bought a desk for Nicole, which Mark is supposed to put together. But Mark's old friend from college, Steve, comes by to visit him. He's a sports columnist fot the Tribune. They go to Dirty Burgers to eat and talk about old memories. They both start to hit on the waitress. They are to go to the Warriors game that night, but when the waitress, Charlene, calls, they start to fight about old girlsfriends and Steve decides to going to the game with Charlene instead of Mark. But Mark phones and cancels Steve's tickets. Geneva tells Mark to call Steve and try to work things out. After some trouble and misunderstandings between Mark and Vanessa, Steve comes over to get his cellular phone, which he had forgot at Mark's. They appologize to each other. In this episode, Vanessa tried to get a job in a number of different ways. At last, she manages to get one, answering the phones, at a doctor's office. The desk was put together. Geneva lost her bet to Nicole that Mark wouldn't manage t
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerGuest stars Steve White, Vanessa Hampton
Vanessa is upset to learn that Mark wants to date her friend from the office. Everytime he goes on a date with one of her friends, she loses the friend.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerGuest stars Steve White, Dawn McMillan
Mark finds out that his former basketball rival will be back in town to play at his high school's upcoming alumni basketball game. Fearing a repeat of an old high school humiliation with Reggie, who is now a NBA star, Mark fakes an injury.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerWritten by Gigi McCreery, Perry ReinGuest stars Reggie Miller, Steve White, Ron Canada, Thurman Gray
While Mark substitutes for a sportswriter friend by writing a sports column, he is continually interrupted when people ask his advice on their love lives.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerGuest stars Kristoff St. John, Steve White, Keeira Lyn Ford, William Hubbard Knight
Mark's friend, Steve, convinces Mark that his relationship with his girlfriend Denise is boring. Concluding that Denise is to blame, Mark makes plans to stop dating her, but Denise stops dating him first.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerGuest stars Omar Gooding, Ajai Sanders, Lewis Dix Jr., Steve White, Eric Fleeks, Tembi Locke, Ruben Paul, Kelly Perine
Geneva convinces Mark to coach Nicole's all-girl basketball team, which hasn't won a game all season. Determined to help the girls win, Mark convinces Tyler to dress up like a girl and play on the team.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerWritten by Scott S. GordenGuest stars Kristoff St. John, Albert Belle, Tammy Townsend, Charles Champion, Keeira Lyn Ford, Dennis Haskins, Frank Robinson, Alex Thomas
While waiting to use the ATM, Mark witnesses a botched robbery attempt. A woman stops the thief but leaves the scene quickly. Everyone believes that Mark actually prevented the robbery and he doesn't deny it.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerWritten by Jeffrey DuteilGuest stars Omar Gooding, Dick Clark, Aleena Marie Bethune, Alfred Carr, Mary-Pat Green, Brandon Hammond, Elihu Harris, Marjean Holden
Mark advises Earvin to slow down his romance with his new girlfriend Lisa. However, Mark's good intentions prove ill advised when Earvin, after listening to Mark, decides to elope with Lisa.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerGuest stars Omar Gooding, Elise Neal, Jenifer Lewis, Prince Hughes
Mark and Geneva's crazy Aunt Eunetta comes to visit, and with her quirky technique of touching people's heads, determines that Mark and Vanessa would be the perfect couple.
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Directed by Mark Linn-BakerWritten by Dan Cross, David HogeGuest stars Omar Gooding, Jamil Walker Smith
David Hoge, Dan Cross, Barry O'Brien, David Chambers, Jeffrey Duteil, Clay Graham, Yvette Lee Bowser, Mike Sikowitz, Perry Rein, Gigi McCreery, Ralph Greene, Jeff Astrof, Kevin Abbott, Richard Dubin, Lore Kimbrough, Alison Taylor, Scott S. Gorden, Neil Lebowitz, Charlene Seeger, Alan Eisenstock
