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The team pools some money in hopes of hitting it big in Las Vegas.
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  • Coach Reeves and the team head to Las Vegas to compete in a Basketball Tournament. Thorpe comes up with a scheme to borrow money from their schoolmates to gamble with. The episode deals with their attempts to win their fortune. Alas they end up breakingmoreless

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    Road Trip! The Carver High basketball team takes a trip to Las Vegas, Circa 1979. There are the standard VEGAS screen shots. Unfortunetly due to money reasons, I'm sure, the show was not able to be set in any real casino. The guys end up at a local rundown, unnamed, casino. Its still an entertaining episode. Watching each of the team members try to win at gambling is amusing. Each of the team members is featured doing his bit to win at some game or another. Salami teaches Gomez how to panhandle! Nothing too outlandish, just an entertaining episode. B Rating.moreless

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    • Goldstein asks Reese how old his little brother is at a roulette table. Yet, in season 2's "Cross-Town Hustle", Reese appears to be an only child. Edit
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