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🔮 Cayden is the FUTURE
Cayden Daughtry stole the show on OTE opening night, going for an OTE opening night record of 46 points in Fear of God's upset win over RWE. Read about all of the OTE opening night action down below.

Cayden is the FUTURE
Friday Night Results:
OTE opening night delivered in all ways imaginable with some of the best basketball the league has ever seen. The first game of the night between Fear of God and RWE was an instant classic that saw the new faces of OTE going head-to-head. Cayden Daughtry and Fear of God emerged with a 94-87 victory and a major statement win for their resume. Daughtry put on an absolute clinic with 46 points and six assists, establishing himself as the early frontrunner for MVP 🤩
OTE’s reigning Most Underrated Player, K’Nard Callendar, continued to churn out production with a full stat line of 22 points, 16 boards and two blocks. James Nowells played third fiddle for Fear of God on opening night putting up a nice line of 12 points and eight boards 😮💨
For RWE, CJ Rosser made a statement in his first ever game at OTE, putting up a smooth 24 points that came easy for him while also amassing eight boards and five steals. Beckham Black, the other star of the show, did a little bit of everything with 18 points, nine assists and seven boards. Lastly, Aiden Groce was the guy who RWE turned to late when they needed scoring and he finished the night with 23 points to show for it 💪
In the second game of the night, FaZe extended their OTE record win streak to 22 straight games with a 78-71 win over the Cold Hearts in a rematch of the 2026 OTE Finals. Blaze Johnson, who joined FaZe from the City Reapers, was unbelievable, tallying a game-high 18 points but where he really made his mark was on the defensive end where he logged a preposterous five steals 🔥
In his first ever OTE action FaZe’s Benji Berrouet did what he does best, getting double-doubles, as his night finished with a nice line of 14 points and ten rebounds. The third member of FaZe’s newest fearsome trio, Payton Jones, also registered double figure points with 17 points and two steals 😤
For the Cold Hearts, their new star point guard Tai Bell made the biggest impact on the night with a robust stat line of 25 points, seven rebounds and six assists. High flying forward Jordan Fisher was the other big contributor to the team, as he finished second on the team with 17 points which included two triples 🥶
Make sure to tune in on OTE’s YouTube channel tomorrow night for another great set of games. First RWE take on the Cold Hearts at 6:30 PM before a barn burner with FaZe taking on Fear of God at 8:30 PM 📱
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