After a less-than-ideal debut last year, Fail Harder hopes to bounce back and get their first TBT win
Fail Harder entered TBT last year, hoping to start off strong. Instead, they lost by 23 to All Good Dawgs. The team looks a little different, with three returners, but they’re hoping that the new pieces can push them over the edge and lead them to several victories.
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Current Roster:
- Carter Skaggs (Washington State)
- Darius Adams (Indianapolis)
- Declan Tchoua (Indianapolis)
- Devon Cooper (George Mason)
- Djimon Henson (Morehead State)
- Jaden Terry (Earlham College)
- Jesse Bingham II (Indianapolis)
- Jordan Walker (Morehead State)
- Kobe Wester (Nebraska)
- Reginold Kissoonall (Marian)
Coaching Staff:
- Kyle Guy (GM)
- Jake Mills (GM)
- Guy Neal (Asst. Coach)
- Devin Heath-Granger (Asst. Coach)
- Kevin Christie (Asst. Coach)
- Mitchell Storm (Asst. Coach)
Region: Indianapolis
All-time Record: 0-1
First Matchup: vs. Assembly Ball (July 19th at 4 p.m EST)
Team MVP: Darius Adams
Adams played for Purple Hearts last year, and while his team didn’t have any success, he did. Adams scored 17 points, the game’s leading scorer and the only member of his team to score in double digits. They’ll need him to do the same this year if they want any chance to win.
He’s not a one-hit wonder either. His points per game from 2016-2021 were truly ridiculous. He averaged over 30 PPG in every season, including a jaw-dropping 40 PPG one season. He might need to score 40 if Fail Harder wants to succeed, but hopefully, the rest of his team can step up.
Make-or-break Player: Djimon Henson
Henson is the highest scoring returner from last season, scoring 12 points on 4-9 shooting. He was a spark off the bench and one of the lone bright spots for the team. Hopefully, he can bring that spark again, whether that’s as a starter or on the bench again. He grabbed three rebounds as well.
They’ll need guys to step up if they want to win, and he’s a guy who’s shown he can do that. He should have an advanced role, and it’s up to him to step into it.