It's been four years since the gang left Tree Hill, and many things have changed. Lucas (series star CHAD MURRAY) has published his first novel, ""An Unkindness of Ravens,"" and now works on his second. Along with Skills (series star ANTWON TANNER), Lucas also coaches his former high school basketball team, vowing to take the squad to another championship. Peyton (series star HILARIE BURTON), who is at the beginning of a budding music venture, loved two things when she graduated from high school: Lucas and music. But did leaving Tree Hill for an internship at a record company in Los Angeles change her mind about either passion? Peyton's best friend Brooke (series star SOPHIA BUSH) has been chasing her dream of becoming a top fashion designer with her clothing line Clothes over Bros. Four years later, Brooke finds herself at a crossroads; she has found some success, but at what cost? Nathan (series star JAMES LAFFERTY) and Haley (series star BETHANY JOY GALEOTTI), young parents who are trying to find their way

Lucas tries to confirm Dan's heart issues...

Things get complicated at Jamie's birthday party...

Everybody experiences the aftermath of Lucas' wedding...

Haley and Nathan take the first steps to reigniting their careers...

James Lafferty talks about the changes in store for Nathan in season 5...

James Lafferty finishes up his 2-part interview for CW Connect...

One Tree Hill's James Lafftery answers your questions...

James talks to SOAPnet.com about his role on "One Tree Hill." Watch

One of the most unabashedly profane TV movies ever produced for basic cable, A Season on the Brink is based on John Feinstein's book about the 1985-1986 Indiana Hoosiers' basketball season. Brian Dennehy heads the cast as the controversial, combative, chair-tossing Hoosiers coach Bobby Knight, whose motto is The only two words you need to know to play basketball at Indiana: Yes, Sir! Driving his players mercilessly, and making verbal mincemeat of fans and reporters alike, Knight isn't interested in winning any popularity contests -- he is only interested in winning games, which he does with intimidating frequency. Along the way, Knight's abrasive style has profound effects on two of his best players, Daryl Thomas (Michael James Johnson) and Steve Alford (James Lafferty) -- not to mention Bobby's assistant coaches and family members. Videotaped footage of actual games is incorporated into the dramatized re-enactments, with mixed but generally effective results (though Winnipeg, Manitoba, where the film was sho