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The Basketball Tournament (Carmen's Crew = 2019 Champions)

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BuckeyeNation27 said:
Also, gross.
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OSU_Buckguy said:
fortunately, if trey gets out of hand, we have aaron craft around to put him back in his place... just like in college.

however this tbt turns out, let it be known that burke went 2-3 against craft, while shooting 36% overall and committing 22 turnovers versus 26 assists.
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The rosy cheek assasin doesn't mess around
 
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Thomas was announced as a member of last year's team, but never made an appearance during the title run as a result of his summer wedding. Now, Thomas is all set to make his Carmen's Crew debut.

Thomas' addition to the team makes sense from an on-court perspective, as he gives the Buckeyes some much-needed versatility on the wing, but he's also a good fit personally, as he's played with every other former Ohio State player on the roster.

Since leaving Ohio State, Thomas has bounced around the EuroLeague, most recently playing with Panathinaikos in Athens, Greece where he won both the Greek Basketball Cup and the Greek Basketball League championship in 2019.

Thomas has averaged 9.1 points and 2.8 rebounds per game throughout his EuroLeague career, averaging double-digit scoring and more than three boards per game each of his last two seasons.

With Thomas' addition, Carmen's Crew now has a 10-man roster including seven Buckeyes – Thomas, Aaron Craft, Jon Diebler, William Buford, David Lighty, Lenzelle Smith Jr., Dallas Lauderdale – along with coaches Jared Sullinger and Leon Rodgers. The team will also feature three non-Buckeyes: Columbus native Jeff Gibbs, Illinois alum Demetri McCamey and new addition Pape Malik Dime, a 6-foot-9 power forward who played his college ball at Washington.
 
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TBT 2020 bracket, schedule, results, tip times, TV info

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The 2020 edition of The Basketball Tournament (TBT) tips off on July 4 and will conclude on July 14 with the $1 million championship game from Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. All eight quarterfinalists from the 2019 TBT return to the fold, including defending champ Carmen's Crew. In all, 10 teams comprising college alumni will be a part of the 2020 TBT, including groups representing alma maters Ohio State, Syracuse, Marquette, Dayton, West Virginia, Illinois, Clemson, Purdue, Oklahoma State and Marshall. Follow this page for an updated schedule and results as the tournament unfolds.

Saturday, July 4
  • No. 9 Big X vs. No. 24 Jackson TN Underdawgs

  • No. 12 Team Brotherly Love vs. No. 21 Stillwater Stars (Oklahoma State alumni)

  • No. 16 House of 'Paign (Illinois alumni) vs. No. 17 War Tampa

  • No. 13 Team CP3 vs. No. 20 Mid-American Unity
Sunday, July 5
  • No. 11 Team Hines vs. No. 22 Sideline Cancer

  • No. 14 HEARTFIRE vs. No. 19 Men of Mackey (Purdue alumni)

  • No. 15 Armored Athlete vs. No. 18 Power of the Paw (Clemson alumni)

  • No. 10 Playing for Jimmy V vs. No. 23 Herd That (Marshall alumni)
Monday, July 6
  • No. 5 Eberlein Drive vs. Team Brotherly Love/Stillwater Stars

  • No. 4 Golden Eagles (Marquette alumni) vs. Team CP3/Mid-American Unity
Tuesday, July 7
  • No. 6 Team Challenge ALS vs. Team Hines/Sideline Cancer

  • No. 3 Boeheim's Army (Syracuse alumni) vs. HEARTFIRE/Men of Mackey
Wednesday, July 8
  • No. 8 Red Scare (Dayton alumni)vs. Big X/Jackson TN Underdawgs

  • No. 1 Carmen's Crew (Ohio State alumni) vs. House of 'Paign/War Tampa
Thursday, July 9
  • No. 7 The Money Team vs. Playing for Jimmy V/Herd That

  • No. 2 Overseas Elite vs. Armored Athlete/Power of the Paw
Friday, July 10
  • Quarterfinal #1

  • Quarterfinal #2
Saturday, July 11
  • Quarterfinal #3

  • Quarterfinal #4
Sunday, July 12
  • Semifinal #1

  • Semifinal #2
Tuesday, July 14
  • Championship game
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...t-2020-bracket-schedule-results-tip-s-tv-info
 
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4) Deshaun Thomas
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The addition Ohio State fans have been waiting years for. For the first time, DeShaun Thomas will play with Carmen’s Crew, and this summer he’ll be doing so to defend their crown. The 2013 Third-Team All-American and second-round NBA draft pick spent last season playing for Rick Pitino (yes, that Rick Pitino) in Greece, where he scored 13.9 points per game as well as 4.4 rebounds. The 6-foot-7 lefty is a versatile wing who will exhaust defenders in the paint but can also keep you honest from outside. A huge pickup for Carmen’s Crew.

6) Aaron Craft
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The heart and soul of Carmen’s Crew, Craft is playing organized basketball for the final time in the 2020 TBT Tournament. After four years with Ohio State and five years overseas, the 29-year old will hang it up and enroll in medical school at Ohio State this fall. In college, Craft was as steady as they come, scoring between 6.9 and 10 points per game each season while also dishing out 4.6 to 4.8 assists each year. The rosey-cheeked thief holds the record most steals in Big Ten history, with 337. He is also a two-time Big Ten Defensive player of the year, which makes him one of only three players to ever win the award twice (Kenny Lowe and Chris Kramer, both of Purdue, each won the award twice).
 
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