Two New OTE McDonald’s All-Americans

Overtime Elite will have two representatives at the 2026 McDonald’s All-American games, as announced on ESPN on Monday afternoon: RWE’s Taylen Kinney and FaZe’s Austin Goosby 🍔

Taylen Kinney is having an excellent season for RWE, averaging 18.8 PPG, 6.1 APG and 4.8 RPG. In his second year in the league, Kinney is an MVP candidate and his buzzer-beating game-winner against FaZe is the clear frontrunner for Highlight of the Year. Kinney helped RWE to a 12-6 record and the fourth seed in the playoffs where they will take on Fear of God Athletics in the first round starting on Monday, February 9 😤

Austin Goosby joined FaZe in early December and since then FaZe hasn’t lost a single game and Goosby has taken control of the offense. In ten games with FaZe, Goosby is averaging 16.6 PPG and 5.2 APG, with his assists standing as a top ten mark in the league. Goosby and FaZe have locked up the one seed in the playoffs with a record of 14-3 and they will take on the City Reapers in the first round starting on Saturday, February 7 🔥

Kinney and Goosby become the sixth and seventh players to represent OTE at the McDonald’s All-American game in the league’s five year history. Kinney is the second player from RWE to make the McDonald’s All-American game after Karter Knox made the game in 2024. Goosby is the first ever player to represent FaZe at the McDonald’s All-American game. The other OTE players to have made the game are Knox (2024, RWE), John Bol (2024, Cold Hearts), Ian Jackson (2024, Jelly Fam), Meleek Thomas (2025, City Reapers) and Shon Abaev (2025, Fear of God Athletics) 🍟

Make sure to tune in to the OTE playoffs which tip-off on Wednesday, February 4 on OTE’s YouTube channel 📱

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