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What you need to know about The Basketball Tournament title game
- Updated: August 2, 2016
12:16 AM ET
Overseas Elite, a team comprised primarily of former college stars playing professionally in other countries, will try to repeat as champion and earn $2 million on Tuesday night in the final of The Basketball Tournament.
Former Arizona guard Kyle Fogg, who recently signed a deal to play in Spain this upcoming season, scored 42 points on Saturday night against City of Gods to lead Overseas Elite into the championship game.
A year ago, Overseas Elite earned the $1 million winner-take-all prize. Now they are one win away from sharing the $2 million prize money.
“I knew we had a chance to get back, but yes — I’m a little surprised,” Fogg said.
Overseas Elite will face Team Colorado on Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET at Fordham University. The game will be televised on ESPN.
Agent Drew Morrison put the team together a year ago and kept the core intact: Errick McCollum, the older brother of NBA standout C.J. McCollum; former St. John’s players D.J. Kennedy and Paris Horne; Fogg; former Texas point guard Myck Kabongo; and big men Johndre Jefferson (South Carolina) and Todd O’Brien (Saint Joseph’s). Former Oakland guard Travis Bader, one of the best pure shooters in TBT, didn’t play in Saturday’s semifinal but is expected to play on Tuesday night. Morrison added three players this …
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