The Basketball Tournament 2024

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The Basketball Tournament
2024
Tournament information
Location
Regional sites
Semifinal/Championship site
DatesJuly 19–August 4, 2024
Tournament
format(s)
 Single elimination
Participants64 teams
PurseChampionship: US$1,000,000 winner-take-all
Final positions
Champions Carmen's Crew
Runner-upForever Coogs
Tournament statistics
MVP Jared Sullinger [1]
Top scorer(s) Rob Gray (110) [2]
Games played63
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The Basketball Tournament 2024 was the eleventh edition of The Basketball Tournament (TBT), a 5-on-5, single elimination basketball tournament with a $1 million winner-take-all prize. The tournament, involving 64 teams, began on July 19 and ended on August 4 with the championship game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The tournament format was similar to that of the last edition in 2023—64 teams, each playing in one of eight regionals.

Contents

The event had a "championship week", starting with the regional winners advancing to quarterfinals at one of two sites, Houston and Louisville. The quarterfinal winners then traveled to Philadelphia for the semifinals and championship game. Carmen's Crew, a team mostly made up of Ohio State alumni, won the tournament. [3]

Format

For its 2024 edition, TBT retained its traditional 64-team format and eight-region format, with each regional involving eight teams at a single host site (similar in format to the NCAA Division II men's and women's tournaments).

The teams and the regional placements for all entrants were revealed in a selection special hosted by Andrew Zoldan with John Fanta that aired on TBT's YouTube channel on June 26, 2024. [4]

As with previous years, all tournament games operate with the "Elam Ending", a format of ending the game without use of a game clock. Under the Elam Ending, the clock is turned off at the first dead-ball whistle with 4 minutes or less to play in the game. At that time, a target score, equal to the score of the leading team (or tied teams) plus eight, is set, and the first team to reach this target score is declared the winner of the game. [5] Thus, all games end on a made basket (field goal or free throw) and there is no overtime.

Venues

The Basketball Tournament 2024 featured games in nine locations, eight of which hosted a regional. The ninth hosted the championship weekend (two semifinal contests and the championship game). Official regional names, if different from the location names, are indicated in the listings below the location names.

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Red pog.svg Regional sites only
Blue pog.svg Regional and quarterfinal site
Gold pog.svg Championship site
 Butler
(Indianapolis)		 Cincinnati Dayton
Hinkle Fieldhouse Fifth Third Arena UD Arena
Capacity: 12,012Capacity: 13,409Capacity: 7,100
Hinklefieldhouse5.JPG FifthThirdExterior.jpg UD Arena First Four.jpg
Houston Lexington
(Kentucky)		 Louisville
Fertitta Center Rupp Arena Freedom Hall
Capacity: 9,100Capacity: 20,500Capacity: 18,865
Fertitta Center Exterior - December 2018.jpg Rupp Arena view from Triangle Park.jpg FreedomHallStateFair.jpg
Pittsburgh Wichita
(Wichita State)		 Philadelphia
(Drexel, Championship)
Petersen Events Center Charles Koch Arena Daskalakis Athletic Center
Capacity: 12,508Capacity: 10,506Capacity: 2,509
PetersenEventsCenter at Pitt.jpg Charles-Koch-Arena.jpg Daskalakis Athletic Center.JPG

Teams

Source: [6] [7]

TBT has a history of teams rostered primarily with alumni from specific NCAA Division I college basketball programs; 29 such teams entered the 2024 tournament. One is drawn from NCAA Division II alumni, another is drawn from NCAA Division III alumni.

NameCollege or sponsor affiliationSource of team nameRegion
305 Ballers— Main area code for Miami, Florida, where the team is basedLexington
AfterShocks Wichita State alumniSchool nickname of ShockersWichita
All Good Dawgs Butler alumniSchool nickname of BulldogsButler
Assembly Ball Indiana alumni Assembly Hall home arenaButler
Austin's Own Texas alumniSchool location in AustinHouston
Best Virginia West Virginia alumniPittsburgh
Bleed Green North Texas alumniSchool nickname of Mean GreenHouston
Brotherly Love Pro Am Foundation—Pittsburgh
Brown Ballers—Made up of brown athletesCincinnati
Carmen's Crew Ohio State alumni"Carmen Ohio", Ohio State's school songDayton
D2 Waymakers—Former NCAA Division II athletesLexington
DaGuys STL—Team YouTube channel, with players mainly from Greater St. Louis Dayton
Dream 34 Wendell Scott FoundationFormerly "Virginia Dream", Scott's racing number was 34)Cincinnati
Dubois Dream—Based out of Dubois, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh
Eberlein Drive —Team owners' home streetButler
Fail Harder—Butler
Florida TNT—Wichita
Forever Coogs Houston alumniHouston Cougars mascotHouston
Fort Wayne Champs—Players with connections to Fort Wayne, IndianaButler
Happy Valley Hoopers Penn State alumniLocation of the school in Happy Valley Pittsburgh
HeartfireMedImpactArizona nonprofit HeartFire Missions, a provider of Christian medical mission tripsDayton
Herd That Marshall alumniSchool nickname of Thundering HerdLexington
Herkimer Originals— ABA team from Herkimer, New York Pittsburgh
Jackson TN Underdawgs—Players with connections to Jackson, TennesseeLexington
LA Cheaters Drew League Wichita
La Familia Kentucky alumniOde to recently departed coach John Calipari's Italian heritage; also name of a UK basketball NIL collectiveLexington
Los Angeles Ignite— TBL team from Los Angeles Houston
Mass Street Kansas alumniShort for Massachusetts Street, the main street through the central business district of the school's home of Lawrence Wichita
Men of Mackey Purdue alumniPurdue home court Mackey Arena Butler
Midtown Prestige— TBL team from Wichita, Kansas Wichita
Million $ Worth of Game—Pittsburgh
Nasty Nati Cincinnati alumniNickname of the city of CincinnatiCincinnati
Once a Bronco Boise State alumniBoise State Broncos mascotHouston
Purple Hearts—Gun violence awarenessDayton
Purple Reign Kansas State alumniKansas State school colorsWichita
Ram Up Colorado State alumniSchool nickname of RamsWichita
Red Rose Thunder— ECBL team from Lancaster, Pennsylvania Cincinnati
Red Scare Dayton alumniName of Dayton student sectionDayton
Rise & Grind—Dayton
Run DFW—Based in the Dallas-Fort Worth areaLouisville
Sideline Cancer— Pancreatic cancer awarenessLouisville
Stars of Storrs UConn alumni Charles and Augustus Storrs, establishers of the Storrs Agricultural School (now the University of Connecticut)Pittsburgh
Sweet Home Alabama—Players from the state of Alabama Dayton
Takeover BC—Cincinnati
Team AboutbillionsAbout BillionsProduction company of Adrien Broner Cincinnati
Team Arkansas Arkansas alumniButler
Team Colorado Colorado alumniWichita
Team Diesel—Louisville
Team DRC Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie Louisville
Team Fredette—Team member and organizer Jimmer Fredette Louisville
Team Gibson—Team sponsor Taj Gibson Cincinnati
The Challenge ALS—Houston
The Cru Valparaiso alumniFormer nickname Valparaiso CrusadersButler
The Enchantment New Mexico alumniState nickname: "Land of Enchantment"Houston
The Nawf—Lexington
The Program NYC for Autism—Houston
The Ville Louisville alumniCity nicknameLouisville
UKnighted Bellarmine alumniBellarmine Knights nickname and mascotLouisville
Veniceball—Louisville
War Ready Auburn alumniSchool battle cry "War Eagle"Lexington
We Are D3 NCAA Division III alumniDayton
Woco Showtime Wofford alumniInstitutional name of Wofford CollegeLexington
Zip Em Up Xavier alumniFormer Xavier team mottoCincinnati
Zoo Crew Pittsburgh alumni Oakland Zoo student sectionPittsburgh

Note: team names are per the TBT bracket; some names have slight variation on TBT website pages.

    Tournament bracket

    Six of the eight no. 1 seeds advanced in first-round play, with no. 7 Takeover BC upsetting Red Rose Thunder in the Cincinnati Regional.

    Three no. 1 seeds advanced in second-round play; the lowest seed to advance to the third round was no 8. Team DRC from the Louisville Regional.

    No no. 1 seeds advanced in third-round play; the lowest seed to advance to the quarterfinals was again Takeover BC.

    The lowest seed to advance to the semifinals was no 6. Eberlein Drive from the Butler Regional.

    In the first semifinal game, Eberlein Driver were eliminated by Forever Coogs, the no. 2 seed from the Houston Regional.

    In the second semifinal game, La Familia were eliminated by Carmen's Crew, the no. 3 seed from the Dayton Regional.

    Carmen's Crew then defeated Forever Coogs in the championship game.

    Source: [7] [8] [9]

    Butler Regional – Hinkle Fieldhouse

    First Round
    July 19     		Second Round
    July 21     		Third Round
    July 23
             
    1 Assembly Ball89
    8 The Cru 78
    1 Assembly Ball68
    4 Men of Mackey 55
    4 Men of Mackey75
    5 Fort Wayne Champs 63
    1 Assembly Ball 79
    6 Eberlein Drive82
    3 Team Arkansas 76
    6 Eberlein Drive 79
    6 Eberlein Drive88
    2 All Good Dawgs 73
    2 All Good Dawgs90
    7 Fail Harder 67

    Pittsburgh Regional – Petersen Events Center

    First Round
    July 20     		Second Round
    July 22     		Third Round
    July 24
             
    1 Star of Storrs85
    8 Herkimer Originals 52
    1 Stars of Storrs 83
    5 Happy Valley Hoopers94
    4 Dubois Dream 77
    5 Happy Valley Hoopers 88
    5 Happy Valley Hoopers85
    2 Zoo Crew 82
    3 Best Virginia94
    6 Brotherly Love Pro Am Foundation 69
    3 Best Virginia 79
    2 Zoo Crew91
    2 Zoo Crew98
    7 Million $ Worth of Game 95

    Houston Regional – Fertitta Center

    First Round
    July 19     		Second Round
    July 21     		Third Round
    July 23
             
    1 Bleed Green78
    8 LA Ignite 63
    1 Bleed Green 63
    5 Team Challenge ALS66
    4 The Program NYC for Autism 67
    5 Team Challenge ALS69
    5 Team Challenge ALS 70
    2 Forever Coogs75
    3 The Enchantment 53
    6 Once a Bronco60
    6 Once a Bronco 76
    2 Forever Coogs79
    2 Forever Coogs71
    7 Austin's Own 60

    Wichita Regional – Charles Koch Arena

    First Round
    July 20     		Second Round
    July 22     		Third Round
    July 24
             
    1 AfterShocks86
    8 Midtown Prestige 71
    1 AfterShocks 74
    5 Team Colorado79
    4 Purple Reign 67
    5 Team Colorado71
    5 Team Colorado84
    2 Mass Street 81
    3 Florida TNT81
    6 L.A. Cheaters 61
    3 Florida TNT 59
    2 Mass Street76
    2 Mass Street81
    7 Ram Up 68

    Cincinnati Regional – Fifth Third Arena

    First Round
    July 19     		Second Round
    July 21     		Third Round
    July 23
             
    1 Nasty Nati 66
    8 Team Aboutbillions70
    8 Team Aboutbillions 65
    5 Red Rose Thunder87
    4 Brown Ballers 54
    5 Red Rose Thunder83
    5 Red Rose Thunder 63
    7 Takeover BC88
    3 Team Gibson 67
    6 Dream 3476
    6 Dream 34 85
    7 Takeover BC88
    2 Zip 'Em Up 75
    7 Takeover BC91

    Dayton Regional – UD Arena

    First Round
    July 20     		Second Round
    July 22     		Third Round
    July 24
             
    1 Heartfire68
    8 Rise and Grind 64
    1 Heartfire70
    4 We Are D3 68
    4 We Are D388
    5 Sweet Home Alabama 72
    1 Heartfire 70
    3 Carmen's Crew74
    3 Carmen's Crew 93
    6 Purple Hearts 58
    3 Carmen's Crew71
    2 Red Scare 60
    2 Red Scare88
    7 Daguys STL 74

    Lexington Regional – Rupp Arena

    First Round
    July 19     		Second Round
    July 21     		Third Round
    July 23
             
    1 Herd That 92
    8 Jackson TN Boom 57
    1 Herd That63
    4 War Ready 59
    4 War Ready80
    5 D2 Waymakers 73
    1 Herd That 66
    2 La Familia95
    3 Woco Showtime 76
    6 The Nawf87
    6 The Nawf 64
    2 La Familia81
    2 La Familia82
    7 305 Ballers 56

    Louisville Regional – Freedom Hall

    First Round
    July 20     		Second Round
    July 22     		Third Round
    July 24
             
    1 Team Diesel 79
    8 Team DRC85
    8 Team DRC79
    5 Team Fredette 74
    4 Run DFW 75
    5 Team Fredette77
    8 Team DRC 68
    2 The Ville83
    3 Sideline Cancer100
    6 VBL Winner 77
    3 Sideline Cancer 69
    2 The Ville71
    2 The Ville80
    7 UKnighted 71

    Championship Week

    Quarterfinals games were played at Houston and Louisville. All semifinal and championship games were played in Philadelphia.

    Quarterfinals
    July 29–30     		Semifinals
    August 2     		Championship
    August 4
             
    BT 6 Eberlein Drive 85
    PB 5 Happy Valley Hoopers 71
    BT 6 Eberlein Drive 73
    HO 2 Forever Coogs76
    HO 2 Forever Coogs74
    WI 5 Team Colorado 49
    HO 2 Forever Coogs 65
    DY 3 Carmen's Crew69
    CI 7 Takeover BC 74
    DY 3 Carmen's Crew 90
    DY 3 Carmen's Crew76
    LX 2 La Familia 70
    LX 2 La Familia70
    LV 2 The Ville 66

    Eric Collins, Nick Bahe, and Cayleigh Griffin were the announcers for both semifinal matches and the championship game. [10]

    Semifinals

    FS1
    August 2, 2024
    7:00 p.m. EDT
    BT 6 Eberlein Drive 73, HO 2Forever Coogs76
    Scoring by quarter: 17–20, 17–20, 17–19, 22–17
    Pts: T. Brown 19
    Rebs: T. Stone 9
    Asts: A. Clemmons 6    		Pts: R. Gray 18
    Rebs: J. Gorham 7
    Asts: R. Gray 3
    Daskalakis Athletic Center
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Referees: Jeffrey Anderson, Mike Evans, Jamahl Ralls
    FS1
    August 2, 2024
    9:00 p.m. EDT
    DY 3Carmen's Crew76, LX 2 La Familia 70
    Scoring by quarter:14–10, 26–17, 17–21, 19–22
    Pts: J. Sullinger 16
    Rebs: J. Sullinger 7
    Asts: K. Wesson, K. Woods 4    		Pts: K. Kanter 17
    Rebs: W. Cauley-Stein 9
    Asts: A. Harrison 4
    Daskalakis Athletic Center
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Referees: Earl Walton, Matt Potter, Danny Basile

    Championship

    FOX
    August 4, 2024
    2:00 p.m. EDT
    DY 3Carmen's Crew69, HO 2 Forever Coogs 65
    Scoring by quarter: 18–21, 18–13, 19–15, 14–16
    Pts: J. Sullinger 18
    Rebs: J. Sullinger 8
    Asts: D. Bradford 3    		Pts: R. Gray 10
    Rebs: J. Gorham 8
    Asts: J. Gorham 6
    Daskalakis Athletic Center
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Referees: Jeff Anderson, Earl Walton, Matt Potter

    Awards

    All Tournament Team
    PosPlayerTeam
    PG Rob Gray Forever Coogs
    PG Kerem Kanter La Familia
    SGSam SessomsHappy Valley Hoopers
    PG Tyler Stone Eberlein Drive
    PF Jared Sullinger Carmen's Crew
    CoachJordan SurenkampEberlein Drive
    GMTwany BeckhamLa Familia

    Source: [11]

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