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Georgia's own Jahki Howard and Bryson Tiller join Overtime Elite

Georgia's own Jahki Howard and Bryson Tiller join Overtime Elite

ATLANTA (July 26, 2022) - Overtime Elite announced the signing of two highly-rated prospects from Georgia, Jahki Howard and Bryson Tiller, during day two of OTE Signing Week. Howard and Tiller join Naas Cunningham, Trey Parker and Kanaan Carlyle as OTE’s newest signees for the highly-anticipated second season of the league in Atlanta. Both players signed a scholarship option preserving their NCAA basketball eligibility.

The five star forwards will compete against some of the best teenage basketball players including Ausar and Amen Thompson, Jazian Gortman, and Alexandre Sarr. Building on the momentum of OTE’s historic first season, Howard and Tiller’s games will be showcased for millions of fans this season across social media channels and YouTube.

Howard is a 6’7” small forward from Norcross, Georgia. He joins OTE after one year playing for Donda Academy. Howard uses his length and athleticism to be disruptive on the defensive end and get his looks on offense. He also has USA Basketball experience participating in the 2021 USA Men's U16 National Team training camp. Before transferring to Donda Academy for his sophomore year, Howard played for Norcross High School his freshman season.

“The first thing that comes to mind with Jahki is his explosiveness,” said Tim Fuller, OTE Vice President of Recruiting and Player Personnel. “He’s a wing with tremendous length and a great playmaker in the open court, not to mention his flashy finishes in transition. His dynamic personality is going to light up the court”

“I can’t wait to get Jahki in the building - his energy on the court and dedication to perfecting his game comes through every day,” said Kevin Ollie, OTE Head Coach and Director of Player Development. “Working with our elite skills development team and playing against top level competition is going to turn him into a powerful defender and consistent shotmaker.”

Tiller is a 6’8” forward from Atlanta. He’s ranked number six in the ESPN25 for 2025. The rising sophomore attended Pace Academy during his freshman year. Last summer before he was in high school, Tiller played at the 17U level with Atl Xpress and looked very comfortable playing against players that were at least three years older than him including current OTE player TJ Clark. Coming off of a strong freshman season, he participated in USA Basketball’s U17 Minicamp. College coaches haven’t been able to make contact yet with Tiller, but he already holds several high major offers to colleges.

“We found a young phenom in Bryson Tiller, the first rising sophomore we’ve recruited to OTE,” said Tim Fuller, OTE Vice President of Recruiting and Player Personnel. “I’m continually impressed with his ability to stretch defenses and his terrific court vision.” 

“Bryson will be the youngest player in our league, but I was instantly impressed with his maturity and poise on and off the court,” said Kevin Ollie, OTE Head Coach and Director of Player Development. “With our development resources, we are looking to help him transform into a multi-faceted player with enhanced perimeter skills and develop his ability to guard multiple positions.”

Every contracted OTE player is offered a six-figure salary, with a guaranteed minimum salary of at least $100,000 per year, plus bonuses and shares of equity in Overtime. In addition, players will participate in revenue from use of their name, image and likeness, including through sales of custom jerseys, trading cards, video games and NFTs. Starting this season, players have the option to choose a scholarship or salary option. 

ABOUT OTE

Overtime Elite (OTE) is a professional basketball league featuring top 17-20-year-old domestic and international players. There are three teams in the league, and games are played primarily at the OTE Arena in Atlanta. OTE, owned and operated by Overtime, brings fans as close as possible to the action through broad digital distribution on accounts that have millions of followers. 

While playing in the league, players receive innovative, cutting-edge education and training to prepare them for college and professional basketball. OTE's three founding sponsors are State Farm, Gatorade and Meta Quest.

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