Top25 Scouts Launches March Madness Tournament This Weekend In Indy;

 T3TV is back and at it again.

Top 25 Scouts will host its first ever Youth Basketball Tournament in the Indianapolis area this weekend, starting tonight. 

The event, named the Top 25 Scouts March Madness Tournament, will start today and end on Sunday,  at the Best Choice Fieldhouse, site of the Indy Hoops Academy in Fishers, Indiana. This is about 20 minutes outside of Indy. 

With over 100 teams from all over the country attending, it is surely to be a elite event, to say the least. 

The last T3 Event featured the top kids from all over the country as they competed in a "Showcase Style" forum individually. This event is more like the AAU Tournaments that invade the spring and summer gyms all over the country. 

The only difference is, that there will be many of the top organizations from all over the country instead of just being the top kids.

With divisions ranging from 1st grade up to 8th grade, expect to see a myriad of great talent on display. With teams such as All-Indy, (Owned by Teague family), the Louisville Defenders, Team Riverside (Featuring Melly Mel), Indy Premiere, San Diego Prospects,  and, of course, the vaunted BNU organization, (Ran by Terry Holt and the T3 Organization) it is sure to be some elite balling going down in the Hoosier state. 

Terry Holt, owner of T3TV, is very excited to be able to host a tournament after his very successful first event (held last November in Dayton, Ohio).  

"We excited about this weekend. We bout to turn up and get y'all asses here and support!" Terry Holt, CEO of T3TV shouted with excitement. 

Ticket sales are available, as weekend passes and daily entries are your options. Covid-19 rules to be enforced as well, so make sure to bring standard Covid-19 protocol. 

This is a event that you don't want to miss if you are a basketball fan and have time to check the best young talent the country has to offer. 

For more info, contact T3TV (Social Media)  or go to Top25Scouts.com  

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OSU HAS FIELD DAY ON CLEMSON; CHAMPIONSHIP VS BAMA NEXT

  OSU HAS “FIELD DAY” ON TIGERS IN BIG WIN; 

WILL FACE BAMA FOR CHAMPIONSHIP DEC 11TH

 By Deon Cash 

 OSU star quarterback Justin Fields had heard enough for one season.

•  He heard initially that there wouldn’t be a season. He then heard that it would be a short season. 
•  He heard he was the Heisman Award winner after 3 games. Then he watched that fizzle away.
•  He had heard how his stock was slipping. Fast. 
•  He had heard how he wasn’t the same player, and how he should maybe come back another year.
•  He heard how his Buckeyes were not that good, and ranked as low as #11 by some former college championship coaches who’d they face. 
•  He heard how they shouldn’t even be in the final four, as they only played 6 regular season games, due to 2 teams cancelling due to Covid-19.
•  He heard how Clemson’s quarterback would be taken ahead of him, and is a much better prospect. 
• He then started hearing how other quarterbacks were better than him, having better seasons than him. 
•  He heard that he couldn’t beat that guy at Clemson, and how there was no chance of the Buckeyes winning a title after the way they looked recently. 
• And lastly, he continually heard about the miscommunication he had last year in the waning moments to cost the Buckeyes the chance at the chip last year.

 Over and over again. For weeks. 

 Well, Justin Fields and the Buckeyes looked to have had enough of all the talk, as they took the opportunity to face the Clemson Tigers one more time, one last time in the Field-led era. 

 The rematch of the heartbreaking loss last season.

 Fields took every chance to show why, whoever doubted his ability to lead the Buckeyes to a title, needs to have their heads examined. 

 Fields was, in one word, magnificent. 

 In two words? Field Day. 

Fields would put on one of the most dominating, gutty performances by a quarterback in college football, and especially Ohio State history as he dropped six touchdowns on the Tigers en route to leading the Buckeyes to a 49-21 beat down of Clemson. 

The win eases the crushing loss of last season, and the Buckeyes get a signature win under 2nd year Coach Ryan Day.

Day constantly emphasized how grateful and impressed he was with his team just getting to this point. But Day also had something to prove, as he wants to leave his own mark as a top OSU coach, and with one more win on January 11th, that could go a long way towards etching a great legacy in Columbus. 

 As far as Fields? 

Once thought of as a Top-5 NFL pick, and his stock dropping rapidly, he put the Buckeyes on his back, taking the hardest shot of the night by Clemson’s fiery, dirtiest linebacker. Fields would take the shot, in his ribs and back area, crumple to the ground for a while, then pick himself up and come out for one play. 

He would come back in the next play and hit NFL ready WR Chris Olave for a TD, showing the will, grit, and determination that makes NFL Owners, General Managers, Coaches, and fans drool about. 

His toughness, on that play alone, was worth a few million dollars itself.

 Because after that play, (score was 21-14 OSU) the Buckeyes would limit Clemson to 1 final TD over the last 2 ½ quarters, shutting down the Tigers running offense while limiting Trevor Lawrence to only 1 TD pass and a interception on the last pass of the night,  likely ending his career in a Tiger uniform. 

 It wasn’t what Fields said that was important. It was what he did. He was ready and locked in for this moment. 

And he absolutely obliterated the Tigers offense with his pinpoint accuracy, his ability to throw it deep, and his ability to run and extend plays, and take a shot. He inspired the team, and they rallied about their quarterback and head coach. 

And oh yeah, to all those experts who wanted to drop his stock? Or think he won’t perform against a much better Alabama team? 

 Think again. 

 

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Trice Set to Talk Team USA, Van Gundy, NBA On S.E.Live365

 Trice Looks To Make NBA Roster This Season After Good Showing For Team USA; 

 Set to Talk Team USA, Van Gundy, NBA on S.E.Live365 Sunday

 

The message is simple: 

 NBA teams, Travis Trice is ready to be on a roster, and wants a legitimate shot. 

 Travis Trice, the talented guard, who came out of Michigan State and led Wayne High School back to prominence, is now firmly entrenched on Team USA Basketball after having another good outing with the team recently in Indianapolis.

 Trice is now considered one of the leaders or captains of the team after his play for legendary head coaches Stan Van Gundy and then Mike Fratello on the last couple of USA teams.

Van Gundy loved Trice's game, and Fratello ended up liking his game as well, seeing his real leadership and his uncanny ability to stay consistent, run the offense, and score from all 3 levels offensively. 

 Trice, who was the leader of the Michigan State team that ended up in a Final Four, decided to continue his pro career after a solid college career.  That has never looked better than now, as he comes off another great performance for team USA as they try to clinch a spot for LeBron James and the next Dream Team that will be assembled in 2021. 

But until then, Trice will continue to plug away, staying consistent and knowing, that, while his time may never come to get a NBA call, he will always be ready and focused on the task at hand. 

 The difference is that before he wasn’t sure if he was good enough to make an NBA roster. 

 Now? He most definitely feels he is ready and knows his skills, hard work, and equity with team USA definitely merit a legit opportunity. 

 Listen to Trice talk about Team USA, his chances at making a NBA roster, and more on set of SELive365 Sports show tomorrow morning on Fox Sports Dayton (WONE980) / iHeartRadio App (8-9 AM) 

If you miss the interview look to Fox Sports Dayton (FB page) to find the Replay. 

REGIONAL DIRECTORS TO LAUNCH S.E.LIVE IN MAJOR CITIES

  REGIONAL DIRECTORS TO LAUNCH S.E.LIVE365 IN MAJOR CITIES

 S.E. Live 365 will be putting its talents on a national level as they have added Regional Directors to the staff, as they look to move towards the national level.

 “With the 2-Time Award winning show in Dayton, Ohio, (Best sports show in the Midwest), we felt like the only way to go is to was to push towards the national market.” Deon Cash stated. “We have a great staff who are ready to push the brand into the National spotlight, in a otherwise insane and dismal year. We know that 2021 will be a resurgence, and we are firmly ready for the change.”

 Here are the list of Regional Directors and what city they will be working: 

Louis Rice (King Louie) – Indianapolis     

              

Rice, a former 2-Sport player in HS, now resides in Indianapolis. Rice would play college ball before coming back to Dayton and moving to Indianapolis. He currently is a Head basketball Coach in Indy.

 

Christopher Smith (Smitty) – Nashville  

Smitty was a former hooper from Dayton, and now currently stays in Nashville. Smith would  go to Knoxville College before landing in the Nashville area. He currently works and covers all the major sports in the city of Nashville. 

 Demarco – (Mr Good At It) Atlanta 

Demarco, who was a athlete, was one of the elite music artists from Dayton, as he partnered up with Snipes to form the group called 275, which is one of the greatest Hip Hop Groups from Dayton of all time. One of the few artists to actually aired his music on BET Uncut. He currently lives in Atlanta, and is the COO of the Fly 935 network, and has his own thriving Basketball Team (Fly93.5 Rockets) and Sports Show (Bars and Beyond). 

 

Otis Frazier II – (Deuce) Phoenix  

Frazier, from Gary, Indiana, was a dog on the court, where he found his college career at WNCC, and then Butler. At Bulter Frazier would help his squad  reach the NCAA Tournament and in turn help start the "Mid Major Butler" historic run as they came within a point of winning a NCAA Championship.  Frazier now resides in AZ and currently runs a youth training program, while working with law enforcement. “Deuce" led the Bulldogs to March Madness, and was a football star as well in high school. His son (O3) ccurrentlyis a freshman who plays at George Mason. 

 

Add a few more Regional Directors who are in negotiations as well:

 Ivan Johnson – Cincinnati 

 Tyson Moore – California 

 Willie Anderson - Orlando 

 T.J. Smooth – New York 

Mike Pemberton - Jersey 

 Here are the list of former and current Pro Athletes who will sit in with us on the weekly show in the different cities: 

Sedric Toney – NBA , Atlanta Hawks 

Samaki Walker – Champion, L.A. Lakers 

 Adam “Pac Man" Jones – Titans, Bengals 

 Brandon McKinney – Ravens, Chargers, Colts

 Nashan Goddard – NFL Champion, NY Giants 

 Jim Cleamons – NBA Champion -Lakers, Bulls

 Braxton Miller – NFL, OSU Legend 

 Maurice Douglass – NFL Legend, Bears 

 Jerrod “Chunky" Clements – Houston Texans

 Daequan Cook – NBA 3 -point Champion

 Carl Edwards – Atlanta Hawks 

 With a great list of former and current professionals who are still rooted in their respective sports fields, S.E.Live365 feels ready to make that jump to another level in 2021.

 “The time has never been better for us. We have to be ready for the moment. This is exactly what we have been waiting for.” Cash stated.

 For more information, go to www.SELive365.com or social media @SELive365 or check out the weekly newsletter dropping tonight.

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T3 Invitational Opens Eyes, Brings Elite Talent To Dayton

The T3 Invitational Showcase was held at the Kingdom Sports Complex the past weekend, and there is no doubt that this will become one of the premiere showcases in Ohio and in the country. 

This will become a pit stop that most of the top players in the country will be making a stop at.

Terry Holt II is the CEO of  the brand T3TV, which features his #1 ranked son (Terry Holt III) and a few teams from the Dayton area with his Believe N You Hoop organization (BNU).

 Holt decided last November to prepare to put the event on for this November. He knew if he could get the top players to the Dayton area, he could have something special on his hands. 

And boy did he, as he had the top players in the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th and other grades as well to go with his son, who is the #1 ranked 2nd grader in the country, courtesy of one national publication.

The event was tremendous, as 300+ players, most of them ranked in the Top 50 in their respective grades, came to showcase their talent in the Miami Valley. The grades that were in attendance was from the 1st grade up to 9th grade. 

These kids were from all over the country, such as Utah, Alabama, California, Florida, Michigan, New York, and everywhere else in between.

Add to the fact that NBA baller Reggie Evans, who now plays in the "Big 3 League" owned by Ice Cube, was in the building fully supporting the movement?

Now you got something special brewing.

"No matter what Terry do, he go hard at it and I love his passion for the kids. This is a great camp and we will continue to support T3." Evans stated as his son, R.J. Evans, competed in the camp as well. 

Reggie Evans, NBA and Big 3 baller

With players such as Jamal Brown (8th grade), Jerry Easter (8th grade),  Jemal Thomas (7th grade), Kyle Clevenger,  Payton Kemp,  Zaden Audabello, and Del Jones Washington (9th grade), the event had a superstar vibe to it.

And here's the kicker; 

The winners of the all-star game recieved authentic T3TV rings to go with the sweet apparel that they were given before the camp. 

And these were not some cheap rings, as the players and parents was fascinated with the style and the value of the rings.

"The camp was almost perfect," Holt said. 

"There were a couple of minor issues we need to fix. But overall, we're very happy with the event we put on, and look to see more T3TV events in the future, starting in the spring." 

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the new era of the T3TV experience.  History was made, as very few youth sporting events in the Miami Valley has had the amount of elite players that was represented at the event.

For more info, go to T3TV.com  and T3TV on social media for more information. 

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T3 Showcase To Have Top Ballers in Country on Saturday

T3 SHOWCASE TO BRING THE TOP RANKED NATIONAL YOUTH PLAYERS TO DAYTON AREA SATURDAY 

 Terry Holt, father of Terry Holt III decided to launch a youth basketball showcase which will feature the best players in the country this weekend in the Miami Valley. 

 Holt, who was a baller himself, decided after seeing the rapid rise of some of the best young players in the area, to bring the top players to Dayton. And on Saturday, November 7th, you will see some of the best talent ever assembled on a youth basketball platform as the T3 Combine will launch at Kingdom Sports Arena in Franklin, Ohio.

 Registration will start at 8 AM, with the doors opening at 9-9:30. With Holt III as one of the top youth players in the country, it will definitely have some local flavor as the likes of Colton Clevinger, A.J Davenport, and other youth stars who will be ready for the showcase.

 However, there will also be a host of older elite players from all over the country, such as: 

Jamal Brown (6'4) Virginia, 8th grade 

Jerry Easter (6’4) Toledo, Ohio,8th grade 

 Jemal Thomas New York, 7th grade 

 Del Jones Washington (6'3) 9th grader; Washington plays for Team Durant 

With more than 150 players from out of state who will be attending the event, there will be some new flavor which is sure to keep the crowd enticed. 

There will be 2 different groups, as the young kids (1st-5th grade) will compete from 10-2:30, then the older kids (6th-9th grade) will jump off from 3pm and go until 9pm.

 With the likes of Fox Sports, ESPN, Slam, PrepHoops, Bonus Sports, Buckeye Prep, Dayton HS Sports and other top national media outlets at the event, it is sure to have a huge impact for the Miami Valley youth scene.

 When asked why he decided to bring this huge event to Dayton, Holt responded proudly: 

“I wanted to bring the top talent to Dayton, not always have us running to different places. We have the top youth players in the country, including my son, and we wanted to do something for them and for my city.” 

The event is still looking for coaches, volunteers, sponsors, and donations for the event. Tickets will be on sale at the event, and Covid-19 restrictions will be heavily enforced. For more info, please contact T3 Headquarters at 937-510-2038. 

T Mobile To Sponsor The Harvest

T- Mobile, the hottest telephone company in America, has decided to partner up with S.E.Live365 and be a sponsor of The Harvest Concert. 

While T-Mobile has donated to other events with S.E. Live previously, this is a little different vibe.

T-Mobile will award the Top Performer and Top Bowler with a Cash Prize Gift Card. They will also be giving away a gifts for raffle, along with other suprises.

"We're very happy and blessed to partner with one of the elite brands in mobile communication." Cash stated.

"We hope this is a start of a long lasting, fruitful and  awesome partership."

Susan Deardorff, one of the Rural Development Managers of T-Mobile, responded.  "We are happy to be able to support S.E.Live365, Streetlight Entertainment,  the Harvest, and the Dayton community." 

The Harvest is a Bowling fundraiser and Music Concert featuring the most talented artists in Ohio. With Iheartradio, Fox Sports, and T-Mobile headling the event?

This event is sure to be a gamechanger for all artists in the Ohio area. 

Here is list of some of the artists performing:

Tickets are $20 (Early Sale), $25 dollars at door and includes 2 games of bowling along with a raffle ticket to win a assortment of prizes. 

Covid-19 Rules will be enforced, so bring a mask and expect to take all precautions while at the event. 

There are still music spots available and bowlers needed. 

The event is accepting donations as well.  Grab your tickets or donate here: 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-harvest-concert-bowling-more-tickets-126020565905

For more info, call  or text D.Cash at  937 397 0491.

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