Overseas Elite

The roster of Overseas Elite consisted of professional basketball players who competed outside of the NBA.

The team's name is a reference to their players being "a collection of stars who play hoops at basketball outposts around the world".

McCollum posted 32 points in his team's next contest, against Damien Wilkins and Trained to Go, pushing Overseas Elite to the Super 17 round of the tournament.

D. J. Kennedy was instrumental in Overseas Elite's first Super 17 victory, which was vs. Sean Bell All Stars.

The team became the first to qualify for the year's semifinals after it beat Dirty South, led by Brandon Robinson.

Source:[21] On August 3, 2018, Overseas Elite won the finals of TBT 2018, defeating Eberlein Drive, 70–58,[22] with D. J. Kennedy being named MVP.

[32] That win advanced Overseas Elite to the semifinals against Carmen's Crew on August 4,[33] where they suffered their first-ever defeat, 71–66.

Seeded 22nd, Sideline Cancer had advanced via three wins, including a defeat of third-seed Boeheim's Army.

The teams then traded misses, followed by Maurice Creek of Sideline Cancer making a three-point shot for a 67–65 win, denying Overseas Elite a chance at a fifth title.

Errick McCollum played on all four championship teams.
Myck Kabongo played on the 2015 and 2016 teams.
Oliver Lafayette played on the 2017 team.
Jeremy Pargo played on the 2018 and 2019 teams.
Bobby Brown was a member of the 2019 team.
Pooh Jeter was a point guard on the 2020 team
Overseas Elite (in white) during the 2017 title game
Justin Burrell advancing Overseas Elite's name on the bracket after winning the 2017 championship